U.S.-Mexico water agreement might bring relief to parched South Texas

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. McALLEN — The U.S. and Mexico agreed to amend a 1944 water treaty, which might bring some relief to South Texas farmers struggling with scarce water.

San Antonio's Hash Vegan Eatery hosting diet-friendly popup

HASH Vegan Eatery  will host Food for Healing, a diet-sensitive popup showcasing vegetarian caterer Enlighten Veggie Food and its head chef, Michael Evans. The popup will take place Monday, Dec 8, at HASH, 5007 South Flores St., according to details shared by the restaurant's owners. "Chef Michael h

Dancing Shoes: WeFlamenco Fest returns to San Antonio for 15th year

The WeFlamenco Fest is back for its 15th year, bringing performances of Southern Spain’s folkloric musical and dance tradition to the Alamo City through the month of November. The festival celebrates the local flamenco community by highlighting groups and individuals who help keep the art form alive

Latina stars share their authentic version of NYC in Allswell in New York

When filmmaker Ben Snyder approached actress Daphne Rubin-Vega (In the Heights) with a movie idea that he and actress Elizabeth Rodriguez (Orange is the New Black) were co-writing, she was game from the start. Rubin-Vega describes it as a “therapeutic unraveling” of their “wackity whack past” living