San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg's ex-campaign chief blames him for city hall 'clown show'

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg's former campaign manager is blaming his one-time boss and City Manager Erik Walsh for creating a "clown show" in which five council members called a press conference last week to discuss the possible ouster of the city attorney. City Council is meeting in executive s

San Antonio's new Creamery complex to host latte-art throwdown next week

North-of-downtown food and nightlife complex The Creamery will host a latte-art throwdown Thursday, May 23, pitting 32 baristas against each other for cash prizes and bragging rights. The event will take place at the entertainment site's outdoor pavilion. Admission will begin at 6 p.m., and the firs

San Antonio could land direct flights to Washington, D.C., through FAA bill

San Antonio could land its first direct flights to Washington, D.C., under a $105 million Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization deal the U.S. House passed Wednesday. The package includes 10 additional round-trip flights to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, something sought by the 

San Antonio youth arts nonprofit SAY Sí holding family friendly block party

Growing in leaps and bounds since its 1994 inception as an offshoot of the King William Neighborhood Association, the local nonprofit SAY Sí has played a vital role in educating countless young artists growing up in San Antonio. Nationally recognized for its tuition-free programs covering visual art