Here's everything San Antonians need to know about the new COVID-19 vaccines

On Monday, the Food and Drug Administration approved new COVID-19 shots, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention quickly recommended that anyone six months or older roll up their sleeves for a jab. Dr. Jason Bowling, director of hospital epidemiology at University Health, said San Antonio

San Antonio kicks off Hispanic Heritage month with events starting Saturday

The City of San Antonio is partnering with San Antonio Diez y Seis de Septiembre Commission to honor the city's strong connection to Mexico through the annual festivities of Hispanic Heritage Month. The celebration, which runs Sept.15 to Oct. 15, pays tribute to the cultural and historical contribut

San Antonio Zoo witness to first-ever birth of rare Oklahoma cave crayfish in captivity

The Center for Conservation & Research at San Antonio Zoo (CCR) achieved yet another groundbreaking accomplishment, birthing 47 Oklahoma cave crayfish, according to zoo officials. The births marks the first-ever successful birth of the rare crawfish in captivity,  a Monday news release states. The t

Adam Sandler, San Antonio Aquarium: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week

Apparently, Adam Sandler is big news in San Antonio. After all, a story announcing the actor and comedian will bring his latest stand-up tour to the AT&T Center was the Current's most-read story in what amounts to an unusually busy news week. How big a deal is Sandler?