'Unbearable': Doctors treating trans kids are leaving Texas, exacerbating adolescent care crisis

At least once a day Dr. Ximena Lopez sees a parent crying in her clinic. They’re crying because Lopez just told them they need to find a new way to get transition-related care for their children — by leaving Texas or sourcing treatments outside the state — because the state outlawed these treatments

San Antonio launches pilot program to reduce extreme heat risks with cool pavement installation

The City of San Antonio is spending $1 million installing a water-based asphalt treatment, known as cool pavement, to combat extreme heat. In 2021, San Antonio became the first city in Texas to test heat-reducing treatments on a small stretch of asphalt at the east end of the Hays Street Bridge, acc

Study: Texas ranks as the state with nation's lowest quality of life

During a stop in San Antonio to tout his school-voucher plan, Gov. Greg Abbott told the crowd that "in Texas, if you seek to be anything other than No. 1, then you are not a Texan." Someone needs to break it to the Republican governor that under his watch CNBC ranked Texas as having the worst qualit

San Antonio 'Jewish soul food' spot Bubby's will close permanently Sunday, July 23

Bubby’s Jewish Soul Food, a local haven for New York-style bagels and baked goods, will close its doors permanently this weekend. The business took to social media over the weekend to inform fans that Sunday, July 23 will be its last day in operation. Diners can stock up on their favorite bagels, bi