Judge allows landlord of San Antonio nightclub Paramour to evict it as a tenant

In the latest turn in a convoluted property dispute, a Bexar County judge ruled that the owner of downtown's Phipps Building can evict Paramour, its fancy rooftop bar, over unpaid rent, the Express-News reports. Judge Michele Garcia of Precinct 4 Justice of the Peace Court on Tuesday ruled in favor

Texas governor rails against cross-dressing teachers at San Antonio campaign event

During a San Antonio appearance Tuesday, Gov. Greg Abbott said Texas will have a $20 billion surplus at the end of the current budget cycle, but that money isn't going to health care or public education, both severely underfunded in the state. Instead, the Republican governor bragged that he'll use

San Antonio's St. Philip's College reinstates prof who claimed religious discrimination

Editor's Note: This story has been updated to include a comment from Alamo Colleges. An instructor at St. Philip's College who claimed he was fired last summer for teaching that X and Y chromosomes are the sole determinate of a person's sex now says via a statement from his attorneys that he's been

Poor People's Campaign looks to mobilize Texas voters ahead of November election

Eager to unleash what its leaders called a "sleeping giant," the Poor People’s Campaign on Tuesday unveiled plans to mobilize low-income voters in Texas and 30 other states ahead of the November election. The Poor People's Campaign will stage simultaneous Saturday, March 2, marches on the Texas Capi