Texas Senate moves border bill that allows state police to arrest migrants at U.S.-Mexico border

The Senate advanced two immigration-related bills on Thursday evening, one of which would allow state police to arrest migrants who cross the southern border. Senate Bill 11, sponsored by state Sen. Brian Birdwell, R-Granbury, would create a new state crime for illegally entering Texas from Mexico a

TxDOT warns drivers to prepare for traffic headaches ahead of annular eclipse

With thousands of people expected to descend on South Texas for a glimpse of the annular eclipse on Saturday, the Texas Department of Transportation is encouraging drivers to be patient on the roads. Shortly before noon on Saturday, the sky will darken as the moon blocks out the sun's rays, creating

TopGolf to build second San Antonio-area location, filing says

Sports and entertainment chain TopGolf plans to open a second San Antonio-area location, this one in New Braunfels, according to a new Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing. The Dallas-based chain — known for complexes that bring together golf, libations, food and games — plans to buil

Torchy's Denounces Nazis, School Vouchers: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week

The top Current story this week covered Austin-based Torchy's Tacos' response to a viral video in which a group of men in Nazi attire was seen dining in one of the chain's Ft. Worth restaurants. In response to the incident, the company posted a statement on online platform X that declared "Fuck Hate