Texas' years-long refusal to accept the Medicaid expansion has dire consequences for the working poor

On a stifling August day, hundreds turned up to an event at the San Antonio Food Bank's pavilion, a place usually associated with feeding the community. Instead, it was full of people hungry for information on getting health insurance coverage on paychecks that rarely even cover their basic needs.

Texas children still in peril when it comes to getting healthcare

Texas' recent "unwinding" of Medicaid enrollment after three years of automatically renewing individuals' coverage during the pandemic has widened the cracks in the system into a chasm. As a result, the state's children have become especially vulnerable to losing health coverage.

Concert tour brings the music of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse to San Antonio's Majestic Theatre

In Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018), viewers join Miles Morales, an Afro Latinx teen from Brooklyn, as a bite from a radioactive spider empowers him to explores the possibilities and mysteries of the Spider-Verse. The animated film's composer, Daniel Pemberton, received plenty of accolades p

Has East side staple Tucker's Kozy Korner ghosted San Antonio?

East Side staple Tucker's Cozy Corner — a 75-year-old nightspot known for soulful eats, neighborhood vibes and a diverse music-booking policy — appears to have closed, although it's unclear whether that's a temporary or permanent development. The business' owner hasn't publicly comment on how long i