San Antonio Express-News retirements cut paper's photo staff by 1/3

Four senior San Antonio Express-News photojournalists have taken early retirement packages, the daily revealed in a Monday column praising the longtime staffers' contributions. The departures include Luis Rios, who served as the paper's photo director for 13 years, along with Jerry Lara, Kin Man Hui

Scientist files to run against San Antonio-Austin Rep. Chip Roy

U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, a high-profile member of the hard-right House Freedom Caucus, has a Democratic challenger for his 2024 reelection bid. Scientist Kristin Hook is the first person to file for the 2024 Democratic primary for Texas's 21st Congressional District. Roy was first elected to represent th

Traveling Brewsology Beer Fest stopping in San Antonio next spring

The Brewsology Beer Fest — billed as a boozy take on middle-school museum field trips — will take over San Antonio’s Witte Museum next spring. The the traveling festival's inaugural Alamo City appearance is scheduled for March 30 and will feature more than 50 breweries from Texas and beyond, accordi

Dallas Cowboys stadium worker busted on charge he took bribes to let people into Sunday's game

An employee at Arlington's AT&T Stadium was arrested Sunday on charges that he let football fans without tickets into a much-anticipated game in exchange for cash bribes, Tarrant County court records show. More than 90,000 folks cheered on the Dallas Cowboys as they defeated the rival Philadelphia E