Gov. Greg Abbott to sign controversial immigration bills Monday afternoon

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is expected to sign two controversial immigration bills into law Monday afternoon at a ceremony in Brownsville — a move all but certain to trigger legal challenges from civil-rights groups. Of the two, the more contentious is Senate Bill 4, which would criminalize illegal entr

Tony Parker's No. 9 jersey returns to the rafts of San Antonio's Frost Bank Center

Tony Parker's No. 9 jersey returned to the rafters of San Antonio's Frost Bank Center on Sunday during an emotional ceremony prior to the Spurs' matchup against the New Orleans Pelicans. The jersey had been removed temporarily to stitch "Hall of Fame" to the banner. Parker was inducted into the Nais

San Antonio chef Nicola Blaque launching fried chicken concept

San Antonio Chef Nicola Blaque next month will open Freight Fried Chicken, a new concept in the Pearl Bottling Department food hall that will serve her nationally lauded dry batter fried chicken. Freight will replace Blaque’s current food hall spot Mi Roti, located at 312 Pearl Parkway, Building 6.

South Texas organizations sue SpaceX over environmental damage — again

Environmental groups last week filed a legal complaint in federal court alleging that U.S. regulators failed to scrutinize the environmental impact of Space X’s failed South Texas rocket launches earlier this year. The Center for Biological Diversity, American Bird Conservancy, the Carrizo/Comecrudo