Counting the Uncounted: A cold, rainy night documenting the unhoused on San Antonio's streets

Nearly 400 volunteers convened during one of last month's torrential rainstorms to conduct a census of those living unhoused on San Antonio's streets. I accompanied those doing the count, unsure of what I might find in a city with a growing unhoused population and overburdened resources.

Bad Takes: San Antonio City Council should grow a backbone and discuss a ceasefire resolution

Editor's Note: Bad Takes is a column of opinion and analysis. Bombing civilians began long before the invention of the airplane or drone.

FBI arrests man allegedly planning to shoot, kill migrants in Eagle Pass, Texas

The FBI arrested a Tennessee man Friday on an illegal weapons charge after he stated he wanted to shoot migrants along the U.S.-Mexico border to stop an "invasion," according to a criminal complaint obtained by the Current. The arrest came amid warnings by Texas Democrats and extremism experts that

Longtime San Antonio strip joint All Stars closes, looks to sell roadside sign

San Antonio strip-club aficionados now have the chance to own a piece of local adult-entertainment history — assuming they have a spare $30,000 lying around. Northwest San Antonio's long running AllStars Gentlemen's Sports Club has closed its doors, and its star-studded neon sign, a familiar I-10 la