San Antonio's Three Amigos Chinese Food reopens after fire

After an electrical fire damaged its property in June of last year, West Side hole-in-the-wall Three Amigos Chinese Food finally began serving customers again Wednesday. Over its many years in business, the cafeteria-style dining spot at 303 NW 36th St. developed a devoted following for its pineappl

San Antonio's Briscoe Museum setting up community Día de los Muertos altar

When the fake cobwebs have come down, colored porch lights replaced and Halloween candy goes on closeout, San Antonio will welcome back Día de los Muertos. The centuries-old tradition of remembrance and reverence for deceased loved ones is a custom native to the lands we inhabit.

San Antonio cop who once faced charges for beating suspect wants his job back

A former San Antonio police officer who was fired and charged with aggravated assault by a public servant is vying to win his job back after the criminal case ended in a mistrial, KSAT reports. Thomas Villarreal, who was fired in two years ago, faced criminal charges over a 2020 incident in which SA

San Antonio’s retrospective for Chicano artist Rolando Briseño highlights a groundbreaking career

The latest show to open at the City of San Antonio’s Centro de Artes gallery, “Dining with Rolando Briseño: A Fifty Year Retrospective,” is a fitting celebration of the Chicano artist. The show, curated by Ruben C. Cordova, runs through Feb. 9 and features more than 75 works that span the breadth of