U.S. Rep. Greg Casar files bill to connect Texas power grid to rest of the nation

U.S. Rep. Greg Casar has introduced a bill that would connect Texas' self-contained power grid with the rest of the United States, arguing the move could prevent disasters such as 2021's Winter Storm Uri, which crippled the state and left hundreds dead. Casar — whose district spans parts of both San

San Antonio area's Schlitterbahn now hiring 2,000 people for new season

New Braunfels waterpark Schlitterbahn is preparing to hire 2,000 people for its 2024 season, officials said Wednesday. The park's annual recruiting campaign, scheduled for Feb. 17-24, aims to fill positions in departments including lifeguards, housekeeping, security, park services and food and bever

The Internet can't stop mocking Ted Cruz's tight pants and moose knuckle

As much as U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz likes to sphincter snorkel Donald Trump, you'd think he'd have put on his best-fitting new suit when he got an invite to Mar-a-Lago — the reality show star-turned-president's Florida residence — over the weekend. Instead, Texas' junior senator showed up in a blazer and

San Antonio teen busted after posting clips where he taunts cops, allegedly commits crimes

Authorities arrested a juvenile Tuesday who's been committing crimes and sharing video of them on social media while taunting the Bexar County Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Javier Salazar told reporters Tuesday. A few weeks ago, the 15-year-old suspect shared a clip of himself cutting off what appears t