KLMO Tejano Radio https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Ken Paxton hit with damaging investigations from Wall Street Journal, Washington Post San Antonio-area House candidates Brandon Herrera and Katy Padilla Stout to face off in Tuesday-night debate San Antonio Beer Festival bringing hundreds of brews to Hemisfair’s Civic Park this Saturday San Antonio filmmaker Kristian McKay goes off beaten path with horror flick Kill Trip New Braunfels Fire Department official on leave over anti-Muslim social media posts Texas health agency proposes eliminating children’s autism program City of San Antonio sues Homeland Security to stop ICE ‘concentration camp’ on East Side Live Music in San Antonio This Week: The Chicks, Modest Mouse, Lil’ Wayne Metro Health’s Baby Buggy Walk in the Park aims to educate about prenatal and infant health KLMO Tejano 98.9 FM JD Vance suggests James Talarico is a pervert, offers zero evidence Anything but Past: Artpace guest curator Rigoberto Luna finds connections across time Man walked through San Antonio’s Deco District Sunday, throwing objects through store windows, business owners say Bexar sheriff wants help IDing people suspected of political violence at Trump rally San Antonio Spurs tease new ‘Classic Edition’ jerseys for 2026-27 season Tejano singer-turned-U.S. House candidate Bobby Pulido to hold last-ever concert this weekend Embracing the Trump grift with U.S. House candidate Carlos De La Cruz San Antonio’s Trinity University ranks as second best school in Texas Conspiracy claim about James Talarico mental breakdown blows up in right-wingers’ faces Ken Paxton says he’s been trying to organize debate with Talarico Taxpayers pay the price when Texas education department takes over school districts A ‘politically motivated cover-up’: Why the state’s maternal death report was pushed until after midterms Texas appeals order requiring prison air conditioning, saying it puts operations at risk San Antonio country music venue Cowboys Dancehall closes after 23 years in business San Antonio Art Nouveau home built in 1907 by Hotel Havana architect still on the market, despite price cut 20 celebrities who attended college in San Antonio NY Knicks player Jordan Clarkson’s San Antonio mansion up for sale U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico spotted at ACL after recovering from flu Texas carries out nation’s first execution since Tennessee’s botched attempt Mayes Middleton, running for Texas attorney general, wants to ‘put God back in government’ San Antonio Democrat Kristian Carranza crushes Republican opponent in home-stretch fundraising Trump calls on Paxton to debate Talarico. That’s a bad idea for Republicans, experts say. ICE leases 75,000 additional square feet of office space on San Antonio’s South Side Gov’t Mule and Allman Brothers guitarist Warren Haynes talks cowboys, hippies and a gun drawn on David Allan Coe Trump slams Rep. Henry Cuellar for sticking with Democratic Party despite presidential pardon San Antonio City Council approves SAWS rate increase Def Leppard and Goo Goo Dolls will take latest tour to San Antonio next summer San Antonio City Council approves SAWS and CPS impact studies for proposed ICE lockup Jack White calls out Elon Musk at concert in Austin’s Moody Amphitheatre Ahead of Trump’s visit, Rep. Castro and San Antonio veterans call for end to ‘endless war’ in Iran New deli opens at San Antonio’s historic Pereida House at Hemisfair Texas agency sues to stop release of data center records that it says could aid terrorists Ken Paxton laughs while he proposes defunding Social Security in latest leaked audio clip San Antonio’s Benson auto dealership group settles federal sex discrimination claim Everything we saw as UTSA students walked out over ICE’s immigration crackdown San Antonio’s three restaurants with Michelin stars keep their designations ‘Not welcome in San Antonio’: Hundreds of protesters show up outside Trump rally Trump promotes Talarico ‘vegan’ conspiracy theory during rambling San Antonio speech Gina Hinojosa renews call for Gov. Abbott to debate her as she gains in polls Ken Paxton’s security for travel cost taxpayers millions. Just 1 in 6 of his trips had a stated business purpose.