San Antonio Report staff walks off job after layoff of audience editor

Fifteen staffers at the San Antonio Report walked off the job Wednesday after the nonprofit media organization unexpectedly laid off its audience editor. The workers, who last week announced plans to organize as the San Antonio Report Union, will unconditionally return to work Thursday, a representa

Briscoe Western Art Museum's free, animal-themed festival returns on Saturday

Bison, owls and bears, oh my! On the last weekend of January — rain or shine — guests at the Briscoe Western Art Museum will have the opportunity to walk on the wild side as part of the Wild West Wildlife Festival.

Texas-bound flight returns to gate due to farting passenger

Passengers on a Texas-bound flight found themselves in one stinker of a situation after the crew was forced to remove a passenger who wouldn't stop farting, according to a now-viral online post. The gaseous gaffe occurred on a Jan. 14 American Airlines flight from Phoenix to Austin, as poster Lamgal

San Antonio U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro calls on Biden to federalize Texas National Guard

U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-San Antonio, called on the Biden administration to nationalize the Texas National Guard if Gov. Greg Abbott won't follow a Monday U.S. Supreme Court ruling that lets federal agents cut razor wire the state installed to deter border crossings. “Governor Abbott is using the