Once known for figural works, artist James Cobb's latest show has him creating mini-universes

In the '80s and '90s, San Antonio visual artist James Cobb rode the rollercoaster of the then-booming gallery scene. Solo shows took him across the United States, and his works appeared in shows in Paris and Japan.

Tens of thousands of Texans could lose SNAP benefits due to debt agreement

Recent changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), otherwise known as food stamps, could force thousands of Texans to go without food assistance. To reach a deal not to default on the federal debt, Congress voted to expand SNAP's current work requirements to include adults aged

San Antonio Councilman Mario Bravo’s loss shows constituents think he failed to deliver

Shortly after 7 p.m. last Saturday, as the early voting results for District 1 city council runoff filed in, Councilman Mario Bravo knew that he'd lost — and by a sizable margin at that. "They're saying I have a 2% chance," a visibly disappointed Bravo told an elderly couple attending his watch part

Texas’ Garrison Bros. Distillery launches collaborative seven-year-old Irish single malt whiskey

Texas’ Garrison Brothers Distillery is now selling a limited-edition collaborative whiskey with Clonakilty Distillery, a maritime outfit located along Ireland’s southwestern coast. The seven-year-old Irish single malt whiskey is initially matured in ex-bourbon barrels before being finished for seven