'We are not going away': Paxton whistleblowers vow to continue legal fight in court
Four whistleblowers who were fired after reporting Attorney General Ken Paxton to the FBI vowed Monday to continue their legal fight with their former boss, promising to expose his alleged wrongdoing by forcing him and others to publicly testify. "We are not going away,” Blake Brickman, who served a
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Montopolis pairs live music with silent horror film L'Inferno at Slab Cinema Arthouse this weekend
The landmark 1911 Italian film L'Inferno is coming to life with a live score by the Austin-based orchestral rock group Montopolis. With an astounding run time for its era at 73 minutes, L'Inferno is a loose adaptation of the Inferno canticle from Dante's Divine Comedy, making it the first feature-le
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Group urges San Antonio to hire consumer advocate ahead of CPS Energy rate hike
With CPS Energy poised to seek another rate increase, consumer group Public Citizen is urging San Antonio City Council to hire a ratepayer advocate to protect residents from potential gouging. Officials with the city-owned utility are working to finalize a proposed rate increase to cover pricy but n
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Online controversy erupts after 19-year-old Wemby spotted in San Antonio bars
Nineteen-year-old San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama is facing online criticism after video surfaced of him visiting a pair of San Antonio bars over the weekend. A now-viral clips of the 7-foot-3 hoops phenom appear to show him wearing a black cowboy hat and hanging out at Alamo City haunts So
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