Family of dog-attack victim Ramon Najera sues San Antonio over his death

The family of Ramon Najera — the 81-year-old veteran killed in a 2023 dog attack that drew national headlines — has sued the city of San Antonio, saying it bears responsibility for the tragedy. The suit, filed Friday in San Antonio Federal Court, alleges city officials knew the pit bulls that mauled

Ahead of San Antonio show, Cake's John McCrea talks about his band's place in rock

Musing on his place in music history, Cake founder and frontman John McCrea said he reluctantly, or perhaps unintentionally, emerged from the post-grunge rubble to move rock forward. By the mid-’90s, grunge had “sort of crumbled a bit, or just fell under its own weight,” McCrea explained.

Climate change increasing food insecurity in San Antonio, other places, HHS official warns

Climate change is likely to worsen food insecurity among the nation's most vulnerable residents, including those in San Antonio, said Admiral Rachel L. Levine, assistant secretary of the U.S. Department Health and Human Services. "The influence of climate change is one of the existential health risk

Owner of San Antonio's Soap Factory Apartments still leasing, despite demolition plan

San Antonio developer Weston Urban is still leasing units at the Soap Factory Apartments despite plans to demolish the complex to make way for a new, $160 million minor-league baseball stadium, tenants say. Word of that Weston Urban is still bringing in new residents came Monday evening during a hea