Study: San Antonio's underutilized public land could provide millions of pounds of food annually

If urban agriculture practices were fully employed across San Antonio's 16,800 acres of underutilized public land, that property could yield nearly a billion pounds of food annually, according to a new Stanford University report. The study is the result of a year-long collaboration between Stanford'

Spooky Edgar Allan Poe-themed pop-up bar will scare up cocktails in San Antonio next month

An eerie Edgar Allan Poe-themed pop-up bar will arrive in San Antonio next month, bringing four of the author’s most infamous works “off of the page and onto the stage," according to its organizers. The touring Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy will take over The Spire, a former church building in St. Paul

Gov. Greg Abbott calls special session to pass property tax cuts, says other sessions will follow

Once again, a tumultuous Texas legislative session has shuddered to a close. And, once again, Gov. Greg Abbott has resuscitated it in a bid to see his priorities get to the finish line. On Monday night, Abbott called on lawmakers to begin an immediate special session, saying they hadn't passed key b

Paxton is Burning: Has accountability finally come to Texas? Don't hold your breath.

This article was originally published by the Texas Observer, a nonprofit investigative news outlet. Sign up for their weekly newsletter, or follow them on Facebook and Twitter." Was Saturday’s performance by the Texas House of Representatives intended to restore public faith in the body’s commitment