Texas House committee demands that attorney general allow Roberson to testify

The Texas attorney general’s office is deliberately running out the clock on a soon-to-expire House committee to avoid cooperating with its demand that death row inmate Robert Roberson be able to testify before the committee in person, according to the two lawmakers spearheading that effort.  “What

Texas teens still required to get parental consent for birth control

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Texas teens will still be required to get parental consent for birth control after a legal battle fizzled out.

Fiddler Lily Henley to perform Sunday at San Antonio's San Fernando Cathedral

The San Antonio nonprofit Musical Bridges Around the World, which regularly brings beguiling and beautiful world music performances to town, is presenting a show by performer and scholar Lily Henley at the historic San Fernando Cathedral. Henley — a fiddler, singer and songwriter who focuses on Ladi

Study: San Antonio airport sixth-worst in the nation for delays

A new study has ranked airports with the highest percentage of travel delays in 2024, and the numbers don't bode well for San Antonians with holiday travel plans. San Antonio International Airport ranks sixth nationally for delayed flights, according to the study released by InsureMyTrip. Indeed, 25