San Antonio's USAA to pay $64.2 million to settle claim it overcharged service members

San Antonio-based financial services giant USAA will pay out $64.2 million to settle a class-action lawsuit accusing its bank of overcharging service members and veterans on fees and rates in addition to enrolling them in products they didn't want, the Express-News reports. The class involved in the

Bexar County GOP accuses Democrat of changing name to appeal to Latino voters

Bexar County GOP officials said they may file a lawsuit against Texas House District 118 candidate Kristian Carranza, a Democrat, alleging that she changed her last name from Thompson to appeal to voters on the city's largely Latino South Side. Carranza is running against Republican incumbent Texas

San Antonio's Paper Tiger hosting ska-punk bill with the Suicide Machines this Friday

Music fans itching to skank the night away will get their chance this Friday at Paper Tiger with a stacked ska-punk lineup that includes headliners the Suicide Machines. Big D and the Kids Table, Kill Lincoln and We Are The Union will open the show. The Suicide Machines formed in Detroit in 1991.

K-pop group Seventeen will bring its boy power to San Antonio's Frost Bank Center this fall

Editor's note: This story was updated after the Frost Bank Center revealed there will be no public pre-sale tickets for the concert. K-pop boy-band Seventeen will perform two San Antonio shows as part of its Seventeen Right Here World Tour, which will only stop in five U.S. cities. The 13-member gro