What we know about the malaria case in South Texas

This week, the reporting of four malaria cases in Florida and one in Texas grabbed headlines as a disease thought eradicated decades ago in the U.S. made a surprise return. Even though the single Lone Star State case was reported in the South Texas, infectious disease expert Dr. Bonnie M. Word — dir

San Antonio businesses can apply for grants of up to $50,000 to upgrade their facilities

Alamo City business owners can now apply for city grants of up to $50,000 to improve their facades, landscaping, signage and amenities. San Antonio will begin accepting applications for its  Facade Improvement Grant and Outdoor Spaces Grant programs from July 10 through Sept. 8, according to city of

San Antonio-area distilleries offer Fourth of July-ready cocktail recipes

Those hosting family for the Fourth of July holiday may need a little liquid courage to get through the day. Good think San Antonio-based Maverick Distilling and Blanco-based Milam & Greene Whiskey understand that and have offered a trio of cocktail recipes for patriotic partying. We offer these wit

San Antonio man facing four federal charges over Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection

Another San Antonio-area man has been hit with federal charges over his alleged participation in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. Brandon Lee Bradshaw faces four federal misdemeanors and up to a year in jail over accusations that he grabbed the baton of a police officer who was trying to