Free jazz luminary Ken Vandermark to perform in San Antonio this Friday

Saxophonist Ken Vandermark — widely regarded as one of the most creative and prolific forces in free jazz and improvised music — will perform in San Antonio this Friday with an ensemble comprised of four Texas musicians exploring similar sonic territory. For the show at the Blue Star’s Slab Cinema A

House candidate Maureen Galindo pledges to send ‘American zionists’ to internment camp

Controversy-tarred congressional candidate Maureen Galindo this week pledged to transform a site south of San Antonio now used by the Trump administration to detain migrants into an internment camp for “American Zionists.” “She’ll turn Karnes ICE Detention Center into a prison for American Zionists

Centro San Antonio to launch app letting users pinpoint downtown safety, cleanliness issues

Using a new downloadable app called See Say, those living and working in downtown San Antonio soon will be able to report non-emergency concerns ranging from graffiti and trash to maintenance and safety concerns immediately without having to dial 3-1-1. Now in testing, the app — a project of downtow

Analysis: Texas Ag Commissioner shares AI image to protest AI data centers

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller shared a social media image over the weekend protesting AI data centers encroaching on our communities and draining precious resources from our farmland. The only problem? He was protesting AI with an AI-generated image. Look, we get it, Sid. It’s hard to be