Texas Gov. Abbott denounces secession, much to dismay of TEXIT supporters

During his Sunday appearance on 60 Minutes, Gov. Greg Abbott denounced the idea of Texas seceding from the U.S. — a statement that riled up "TEXIT" activists who spent months trying to get the question on the state party's primary ballot. During the interview, which primarily focused on the standoff

Salaries could double for San Antonio council members — if voters approve

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg and his City Council colleagues could see their salaries more than double next year — if a commission's recommendations get approval both from voters and council itself. During Monday's council meeting, the city’s Charter Review Commission subcommittee on council pay

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Hickoids, Volcán, Ska Explosion and more

This week's live music options are about getting people up and moving. From rockabilly and swing revivalist Brian Setzer and two-steppin' cowpunk ensemble Hickoids to a daylong ska fest and the dance floor-ready Latin grooves of Volcán, these are performers that inspire more than passive listening.

Connection Lost: Millions of low-income Texans are losing access to affordable broadband service

Congress' budget bickering is about to claim another casualty: a widely praised program that helps low-income families afford broadband internet service. The federal government's Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) provides qualifying families with a discount on internet service of up to $30 per m