A Texas immigration lawyer breaks down family detention, habeas corpus and Senate Bill 4

This article was originally published by the Texas Observer, a nonprofit investigative news outlet and magazine. Sign up for their weekly newsletter, or follow them on Facebook, X, and Bluesky. In the Trump administration’s war on immigrants — adults and children alike — South Texas is a nexus. Immi

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says James Talarico will ‘go to hell’ for his view of the Bible

HOUSTON — Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick on Friday said Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Rep. James Talarico will “go to hell” for his interpretations of the Bible, as Talarico has made his Christian faith a cornerstone of his campaign. Speaking at the Republican Party of Texas’ convention in Houston, Patrick a

California brunch chain Squeeze In has picked site for first San Antonio location

California-based restaurant chain Squeeze In will mark its Texas debut in October with the opening of a location in far North San Antonio, state regulatory filings show.​ The brunch-heavy concept known for bragging it serves the “best omelettes on the planet” first announced plans to open a San Anto

A King William home once owned by author Sandra Cisneros is up for sale

A King William home once owned by acclaimed Chicano author Sandra Cisneros has hit the market for $625,000, county records show. However, it’s not the home Cisneros made headlines with by painting it “periwinkle purple” in the ’90s, touching off a dispute with neighbors in the historic district. Tha