U.S. Rep. Chip Roy threatens to shut down government if he can't resurrect Trump's border wall

Republican extremist U.S. Rep. Chip Roy looks to be making good on a threat from earlier this year to defund the federal government so he can force through hardline border restrictions. In comments to CBS News Monday, Roy — whose district includes parts of both San Antonio and Austin — said he's pus

New exhibition 'Water Ways' debuts at San Antonio's Ruby City on Thursday, Sept. 7

Ruby City's newest exhibition, "Water Ways," unveils more than 50 paintings, drawings, photographs, prints and sculptures from regional, national and international artists. The featured artworks, almost entirely pulled from the Linda Pace Foundation/Ruby City Collection, focus on the theme of water,

San Antonio’s Castro brothers throwing annual birthday bash Wednesday at Rosario's

Two of San Antonio’s most prominent political figures are again holding a joint birthday party. U.S. Congressman Joaquin Castro and his identical twin — former San Antonio mayor and Obama cabinet member Julian Castro — are staging a birthday bash for friends, family and the community on Wednesday ev

Little Bites: SAHA Palestinian Cuisine pop-up, Kuhlman Cellars' eclipse brunch making San Antonio food news

The Current’s Little Bites feature is a weekly roundup of San Antonio food-focused events and news tidbits. The Good Kind is now open Tuesdays and is hosting a food pop-up curated by SAHA Palestinian Cuisine. The Good Kind’s kitchen will be closed, but the bar will offer its full menu to accompany S