San Antonio artist behind Fred's Fish Fry jersey loses job after employer named in lawsuit

The San Antonio artist being sued by restaurant chain Fred's Fish Fry for alleged trademark infringement said he's now out of a job. Adrian Galvan, whose parody San Antonio Spurs-Fred's Fish Fry mashup jersey went viral this fall, told the Current he's been fired from his job at food truck park Ranc

San Antonio restaurant Guillermo’s to reopen Austin Street location with new name

San Antonio Italian mainstay Guillermo’s will reopen its Government Hill location Wednesday with a new name and improved recipes, according to its owner. Guillermo’s — which also operates a flagship downtown location — closed its satellite eatery at 1216 Austin St. in September to “reset and relaunc

Pro-Palestinian protesters march to San Antonio mayor's home, demand ceasefire resolution

In a bid to pressure San Antonio City Council to issue a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, Pro-Palestinian protesters aired their grievances Saturday afternoon at Mayor Ron Nirenberg's doorstep — or at least the gates of his upscale neighborhood. Roughly 100 protesters marched from the sou

Texas superintendents say lack of school safety funding may lead to budget cuts

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Public school administrators were well aware that the Texas House’s vote to block a school voucher program last month would likely mean getting no new money for teacher raises