Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick won't return $3 million he got from group linked to white supremacist

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said he won't return $3 million he received from a far-right political action committee whose leader last week held an almost seven-hour meeting with high-profile white supremacist Nick Fuentes. Patrick's statement, released Wednesday afternoon, comes in response to a bombshell

Comedian Bert Kreischer to perform at San Antonio's Frost Bank Center

Barrel-chested comedian Bert Kreischer, known for material that details the debauchery of his college years in excruciating detail, will hit San Antonio's Frost Bank Center for a Saturday, Jan. 20, standup performance. Tickets go on sale 10 a.m.

Guadalupe Dance Company debuts new production honoring Texas' Mexican American leaders

The Guadalupe Dance Company is premiering an original dance production this Friday that aims to spotlight Mexican American leaders and illuminate their stories. Nuestras Voces: Retelling Our Stories will feature original choreography from the Guadalupe Dance Company and music from Mariachi Azteca de

San Antonio's Wembanyama shines in NBA General Manager survey

San Antonio Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama has clearly impressed the NBA's general managers, who gave the No. 1 draft pick top marks in a survey published Tuesday. The annual survey asks the NBA's 30 general managers to respond to 50 questions ranking the league's best teams, players and coaches. It