A judge set bond for federal agent Mario Alberto Morales $30,000. The post ICE agent accused of using SUV to run over immigrant in Houston turns himself in appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The vibrant new exhibition at San Antonio’s Centro de Artes is on view through March 7, 2027. The post Curator Mia Lopez comes full circle with the Centro de Artes exhibition ‘Mercado/Material’ appeared first on San Antonio Current.
While Latinos aren’t as inclined to vote for the GOP this cycle, data suggest Dems may not be doing enough Spanish-language outreach. The post Texas candidates still may not be connecting with Latino voters, data suggests appeared first on San Antonio Current.
A swing back among Latino voters, Harris County turnout and Republicans skipping the Senate race are among the trends we’ll be tracking as returns come in. The post Paxton vs. Talarico: Five things to watch in Texas’ tight U.S. Senate race appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Of all the things Texas Gov. Greg Abbott could be doing in the remaining hours before Tuesday’s Election Day, hosting a rally at a San Antonio burger joint seems like an odd choice. The rally took place Monday afternoon at Big’z Burger Joint on North Loop 1604 West, which, despite its name, isn’t that big. […]
Pushback on data centers has forced developers to seek out community permission, something the industry largely hadn’t had to do in the past. The post Texas used to be ‘the best place’ to build data centers — but not anymore appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The Democratic gubernatorial candidate told educators she will push back at Gov. Greg Abbott’s voucher plan. The post Gina Hinojosa rallies with San Antonio teachers union ahead of Election Day appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The long-awaited barbecue spot near the Pearl complex will be the Texas-based chain’s eighth location. The post Terry Black’s Barbecue reveals opening date for its first San Antonio restaurant appeared first on San Antonio Current.
‘If we can get out the vote here, San Antonio can be the difference,’ Hinojosa told the Current. The post Democrats James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa rail against billionaires in last pitch to San Antonio voters appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The Texas Attorney General’s office argues the ads targeting Black, Latino and Asian voters constitute ‘reverse racism.’ The post Ken Paxton’s office sues to block Houston effort to encourage people of color to vote appeared first on San Antonio Current.