James Talarico to air first TV ad attacking Ken Paxton in Senate race

State Rep. James Talarico is going up with his first negative television ad of the U.S. Senate race — a 30-second spot attacking Attorney General Ken Paxton over allegations of corruption. Talarico has frequently criticized Paxton on the campaign trail over his 2023 impeachment by the Texas House an

San Antonio’s top 10 ‘neighborhood gem’ restaurants, according to OpenTable

There’s no shortage of delicious places to dine in San Antonio, but online restaurant-booking network OpenTable has unique insights into customers’ favorites thanks to the 500,000 new diner reviews it analyzes monthly. While OpenTable primarily ranks restaurants based on the number of reservations e

San Antonio federal judge orders pause on Big Bend border barrier construction

A federal judge in San Antonio granted a temporary restraining order Friday against the Department of Homeland Security, pausing construction of the White House’s controversial border barriers in Big Bend National Park. U.S. District Judge Orlando L. Garcia called for a pause on construction of any

This historic San Antonio home for sale comes with a rare basement and an attic ballroom

A Beacon Hill home designated a historic landmark by the City of San Antonio is now on the market — only the second time it’s ever been listed for sale. And the stately 1911 residence, listed for $875,000, isn’t something house hunters are likely to encounter every day. The property offers remarkabl