Sparta's Jim Ward opens up about the band and his life ahead of Wiretap Scars anniversary tour

There's something about the 20-year mark when it comes to bands touring on album anniversaries. Ten years?

These multi-faceted San Antonio pastry chefs are raising the profile of the local food scene

Pastry chefs deserve the admiration of food lovers — even those who claim not to have a sweet tooth. First, these culinary professionals have dedicated themselves to mastering meticulous techniques on a quest for precision and perfection.

Anti-Ted Cruz PAC plans to raise millions of dollars to defeat the controversial senator in 2024

A new anti-Ted Cruz political action committee dubbed the Lose Cruz PAC wants to raise millions of dollars to fund the campaigns of anyone running against Texas' controversial incumbent Republican senator, Axios reports. Cruz is one of the few vulnerable Republicans in the 2024 election cycle, boast

Report: Dan Patrick, who's overseeing Ken Paxton's impeachment trial, loaned him $125,000

Conflict of interest much? In yet another potential black eye to the upcoming impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in the state Senate, he owes $125,000 in outstanding campaign loans to Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, the man who will preside over the trial, the Houston Chronicle reports, ci