San Antonio business trailblazer Rosemary Kowalski has died at 100
San Antonio business and philanthropic leader Rosemary Kowalski has died at age 100. Kowalski, a San Antonio native, founded the hospitality and culinary service RK Group after she and her husband operated a successful barbecue restaurant. The venture won the catering contract for HemisFair '68 and
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U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz blames Ivy League indoctrination for healthcare CEO's killing
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz on Monday blamed the slaying of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson on Ivy League schools, suggesting in a tweet that the shooting suspect's education left him prone to the mental disease of "Leftism." The irony, of course, is that Cruz, a Texas Republican, is a double Ivy League
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Dawes, Cherubs, Tear Dungeon
Even though we're well into December, live music in San Antonio certainly hasn't hit the holiday doldrums. Whether you're looking to hear stirring Christmas tunes, chaotic garage punk, heartfelt indie-rock or Texas-style noise rock, local venues have got you covered. Let's take a look.
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San Antonio ISD takes no action on baseball-stadium land sale at Monday meeting
During a Monday meeting, San Antonio Independent School District's trustees took no action on a proposed land sale that would allow a $160 million minor-league baseball stadium to be built in the district. SAISD's board was expected to discuss the transaction but quickly moved into a closed-door exe
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