Did an Operation Lone Star contractor fly Tennessee's governor to Eagle Pass?

On Sunday, Feb. 4, 13 Republican governors flocked to Eagle Pass to stand in support of Gov. Greg Abbott’s border security showdown with the feds. It appears one of them may have hitched a ride on a private jet owned by an Austin contractor that has cashed in on the taxpayer windfall generated by Op

San Antonio’s Sofia’s Pizzeria appears on YouTube series America’s Best Restaurants

The episode of YouTube series America’s Best Restaurants featuring Sofia’s Pizzeria is now online, giving viewers an inside look at San Antonio mini-chain's food and success story. America's Best Restaurants teased the episode all the way back in September, when its crew  visited the Sofia's locatio

Luxury brand Kimpton Hotels reveals name, more details about downtown San Antonio project

Luxury accommodations company Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants has unveiled the name of the 347-room property it's building in central San Antonio: Kimpton Santo. Kimpton Santo, 423 S. Alamo, is situated between downtown and Southtown. The brand broke ground on the hotel Oct. 12. It will include both ne

Judge rejects attempts to toss indictments against Texas AG Ken Paxton, keeps April trial on course

HOUSTON — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton remains on track to be tried for felony fraud this spring after the presiding judge shot down his attempts to have the charges thrown out. During a Friday court hearing in Houston, Harris County District Court Judge Andrea Beall rejected Paxton’s arguments