Updated COVID-19 shot slowly rolls out in Texas, but access is spotty

Updated COVID-19 shots are becoming increasingly available in Texas after weeks of hiccups and distribution glitches since the vaccine was approved for people 6 months and older last month, providers say. But availability is still spotty as hospitals, pediatricians and pharmacies work directly with

San Antonio Food Bank wants to feed 50,000 seniors in need next month

The San Antonio Food Bank has launched a new campaign, Hunger-Free November, to provide meals for roughly 50,000 Bexar County seniors facing food insecurity, according to its top official. Seniors are one of the most vulnerable populations in San Antonio when it comes to hunger, and few ask for help

Former San Antonio attorney Chris Pettit pleads guilty to six felony charges

Disgraced San Antonio estate attorney Chris Pettit pleaded guilty to six felony charges on Thursday, according to Justice Department officials. Pettit allegedly defrauded wealthy clients, most of whom were elderly. Instead of investing his clients' funds in financial products, including high-yield b

Ay Caramba Taco Cantina taking over former Señor Fish spot near the Pearl

The restaurant space at the corner of Broadway and Josephine Street will soon be home to yet another Mexican food concept. Newly launched Ay Caramba Taco Cantina has claimed the spot adjacent to the sprawling Pearl development, Axios San Antonio reports. Owner Flabio Vásquez told the site the restau