Super Tuesday, Market Square Spring Fest: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week

Music and politics dominated the Current's most-read stories this week. Super Tuesday voting whisked incumbent State Rep. Steve Allison out of his slot on the Republican ticket, while a relatively unknown and virulently anti-Trump protest candidate did well in the Rio Grande Valley. Meanwhile, a new

San Antonio door manufacturer places lone bid on disgraced lawyer Christ Pettit's home

After 15 months on the market, the Alamo Heights mansion of disgraced San Antonio attorney Chris Pettit finally has a bidder, according to the Express-News. The CEO of San Antonio-based door manufacturer Steves & Sons Inc., Edward Galt Steves, placed a $2.3 million bid to buy the 6,500-square-foot p

Ted Cruz demands Jen Psaki, Rachel Maddow apologize over joke about Virginia voters

A tragic humanitarian crisis is unfolding in Gaza, the climate crisis is worsening, the federal government is on the precipice of a shutdown, yet U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz has time to be aggrieved about this? In his latest throe of mock outrage, Texas' junior senator is demanding that MSNBC commentators Je

San Antonio's International Women’s Day March taking place Sunday

The 34th Annual San Antonio International Women’s Day March & Rally will take place this Sunday, according to organizing group the Mujeres Marcharan Coalition. Scheduled for 2 p.m., the event will begin at downtown's Milam Park, 500 W. Commerce St., with speakers advocating for justice and equality.