Texas Stock Exchange backed by BlackRock, Citadel to start trading from Dallas next year

With Texas Gov. Greg Abbott enforcing his own border policies and TEXIT gaining momentum with the state's Republican Party, perhaps we shouldn't be surprised that the state is taking another step toward becoming a semi-autonomous region. To that end, the Lone Star State is launching its own stock ex

San Antonio drinkers prefer tequila to vodka by nation's widest margin

When it comes to shooting tequila, San Antonio knows how to party like no other city. Indeed, the Alamo City's thirst for the Mexican spirit far outstrips its interest in vodka, according to a new study by payment app Square, which also collects data on food and drink transactions.

West San Antonio staple La Amistad Tortilleria closing after nearly 40 years

Beloved West Side mainstay La Amistad Tortilleria will close its doors June 30, after nearly four decades of serving up barbacoa and handmade corn and flour tortillas. The business, located at 2754 Culebra Road, shared the news Monday on Facebook, inviting fans to visit on weekends through the end o

Brooklyn's Unheard-of Ensemble presenting interactive performance in San Antonio this Saturday

Brooklyn-based Unheard-of Ensemble is a contemporary chamber collective dedicated to connecting new music to communities across the United States. The group accomplishes this through the development and performance of adventurous musical presentations and programs that harness emergent technology, i