Study: Texas has nation's seventh-most expensive groceries

Although Texas leaders frequently trumpet the state's affordability, its residents spend more money on groceries than both the national average and people in most other states, according to a new study from financial-advice service HelpAdvisor. On average, Texans spend $286.19 weekly filling their p

San Antonio police resume search for missing child Lina Khil using special FBI gear

The San Antonio Police Department’s search for a body related to the case of missing child Lina Khil recommenced Friday after a wait for special detection equipment from the FBI, KSAT reports. On Thursday, police and the FBI, accompanied by K-9 units, began scouring a greenway behind the Helix Apart

Fifth-annual Girl Scout Cookie Flavor Fest has returned to San Antonio restaurants

Nearly 20 San Antonio bars and restaurants are developing Girl Scout Cookie-inspired food, drinks and pairings to help raise funds for the organization's work in South Texas. The fifth-annual Girl Scout Cookie Flavor Fest will run Feb. 16-25, bringing customers concoctions inspired by the iconic coo

Federal judge signals he's dubious of Texas' controversial 'show me your papers law'

If the first three hours of arguments in the lawsuit over Texas' controversial new immigration bill are any indication, a federal judge in Austin isn't buying it. During Thursday's trial opening, Judge David A. Ezra of the Western District of Texas appeared skeptical about the constitutionality of T