U.S. Rep. Casar says rural GOP support can help pass his bill to connect Texas' grid

U.S. Rep. Greg Casar said Thursday that building support with some Republican lawmakers, especially those from rural areas, will be key to passing his recent bill to connect Texas' stand-alone power grid with the rest of the nation. Casar, a progressive Democrat whose district spans San Antonio and

Comedy legend Jerry Seinfeld's Majestic Theatre shows are sold out for a reason

Jerry Seinfeld's brand of slightly cranky observational comedy seems quaint compared to that of the edgier, often hyper-political stand-ups who rule the circuit. He's not looking to make audiences squirm, his material's largely clean and it won't include any shocking confessional material about his

Nationwide AT&T outage has San Antonio customers venting frustration

AT&T’s wireless network fizzled out Thursday morning, leaving customers in San Antonio and around the country unable to place calls, send texts or jump on the internet. Although the Dallas-based company said it's made progress restoring service, more than 60,000 U.S. customers are still reporting pr

Tacos Al Carbón Cabrón has relocated to new digs in far Northwest San Antonio

Charcoal-grilled taco haven Tacos Al Carbón Cabrón has shuttered its original brick-and-mortar outpost inside Loop 410 and now operates from a food truck in the city's far Northwest stretch. The business shared the news of its relocation last week in a social media post, saying it began slinging tac