Anti-death penalty group wants probe of San Antonio company that made Texas' execution drug

Death penalty opponents are calling for a federal investigation of a San Antonio-based compounding pharmacy that spent years secretly supplying Texas with the drug its prisons use to execute prisoners, according to a recent NPR investigation. Citing documents from the Drug Enforcement Administration

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte charged with DWI months after his arrest

The Bexar County District Attorney’s Office has finally charged District 10 City Councilman Marc Whyte with driving while intoxicated, a Class-B misdemeanor, the Express-News reports. Whyte was pulled over Dec. 29 on Loop 410 for speeding and failing to use his blinker while changing lanes, accordin

Texas leaders worry that Bitcoin mines threaten to crash the state power grid

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Silverada, the former Mike and the Moonpies, will show off new creative approach at Gruene Hall gig

After touring relentlessly for more than a decade, dropping eight albums and building a rep as a crack live band, changing names may not seem like the most obvious career move for a veteran act. Just the same, that’s what acclaimed Texas country band Mike and the Moonpies did.