Judge rejects Attorney General Ken Paxton’s attempt to shut down Houston immigrant rights group

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. A Houston judge on Friday denied Attorney General Ken Paxton’s effort to shut down an immigrants' rights organization that his office accused of violating nonprofit rules by m

San Antonio reaches agreement for new fire union contract

San Antonio has reached a tentative agreement on a $109.6 million, three-year labor contract with its fire union that would extended wage increases to emergency personnel while yielding concessions for the city. Under terms of the agreement, firefighters and paramedics would get a 20% wage increase

The C& Center of Unfinished Business has landed in San Antonio

Conceived by co-founders and artistic directors Julia Grosse and Yvette Mutumba, the C& Center of Unfinished Business is a reading room offering a selection of books linked to the topic of colonialism in various ways. The project has been traveling since 2017 as a generative archive that continually

San Antonio's Greenhouse Coffee closing after seven months in business

Just seven months after its launch, Olmos Park's Greenhouse Coffee & Wholesome Foods revealed in a Friday Instagram post that it's permanently closing. The last day of service for the java joint, located at 223 E. Hildebrand Ave., Suite 101, will be Sept. 15, its owners announced. A buzz surrounded