San Antonio prof claims he was fired for his religious beliefs. Alamo Colleges says otherwise.

Attorneys with a self-described Christian Conservative law firm said Alamo Colleges District has until July 5 to reinstate an adjunct instructor they allege was fired for his religious beliefs or face a wrongful termination suit. That instructor, Johnson Varkey, has been the subject of right-wing me

Assclown Alert: Throwing a pants-shitting fit with toddler Gov. Greg Abbott

Assclown Alert is a column of opinion, analysis and snark. The longer Gov. Greg Abbott remains in office, the clearer it becomes that he's more capable of creating spectacles than he is of leading the state.

Armed Forces River Parade will turn the San Antonio River Walk red, white and blue on Sunday

On the 160th anniversary of the second day of the Battle of Gettysburg, a flotilla of boats and floats will wend their way down the River Walk in the Armed Forces River Parade. Decked out in red, white and blue, the floats will honor all six branches of the armed forces and adhere to this year's the

Dinner previews San Antonio chef Jared Cattoni’s menu overhaul for beer haven Dos Sirenos Brewing

San Antonio’s craft beer scene has been evolving at breakneck speed for the last decade, bringing thoughtfully, artfully crafted suds to all corners of the Alamo City. Several local taprooms — such as Southtown’s Dos Sirenos Brewing — also employ a full kitchen and top-notch chefs to create menus of