Husband of missing San Antonio realtor took 'large bulky item' to dump site, warrant states

An arrest affidavit alleges Brad Simpson, the husband of missing Olmos Park realtor Suzanne Clark Simpson, took a "large bulky item" to a dumpsite and also purchased cement, trash bags and bleach, the Express-News reports. Authorities used location data from Brad Simpson's cell phone and pickup truc

San Antonio restaurateur Jorge Cortez of Mi Tierra fame has died at 81

Jorge Cortez, the patriarch of La Familia Cortez Restaurants, including Market Square landmark Mi Tierra, died Monday at the age of 81, officials with the business said. The restaurant group didn't reveal Cortez's cause of death but said he was surrounded by family members at the time of his passing

Festival of the Arts at San Antonio's Trinity University brings array of free events

Art enthusiasts are familiar with the enchantment that happens in collective silence — the meditative mulling-over that takes place in the halls and mezzanines of museums. Over eight days this November — we’re already a few days in — Trinity University will offer a taste of that magic by hosting a s

It only took Jack White a few minutes to sell out San Antonio's Paper Tiger

It took just a matter of minutes Tuesday for the surprise Jack White show announced the day before for San Antonio's Paper Tiger to completely sell out. Perhaps that should be little surprise given that White — a key part of The White Stripes, Raconteurs and Dead Weather — is arena- or at least larg