Investigators tell Texas House panel that AG Ken Paxton broke laws, misused taxpayer money

For years, it's looked like Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has been impervious to the political scandal that's hung over his office. After all, the Republican and Trump loyalist was indicted on felony securities fraud charges in 2015 but has yet to face trial. He's also been under federal investi

Briscoe Museum's new exhibition 'Southwest Rising' honors the legacy of Elaine Horwitch

Elaine Horwitch was known for her influence on the Southwestern art scene as a gallery director and art dealer starting in the 1970s. She brought contemporary national and international art into a space previously dominated by historic and Western traditional creations.

San Antonio councilman's staff raised questions about Southtown bar before raid, emails show

Despite Councilman Mario Bravo's denial that his office initiated a raid last month on a Southtown bar, emails obtained by the Current show that one of his staffers repeatedly contacted code enforcement officials to raise questions about that nightspot a few weeks earlier. The revelation comes as St

City of San Antonio serves Moses Rose's owner paperwork to condemn business on his birthday

The owner of Moses Rose's Hideout, the downtown bar in the middle of an eminent domain fight with the city, is having a shitty birthday. In the three-minute video posted Wednesday to both Twitter and TikTok, tavern owner Vince Cantu announced that he'd been served paperwork to appear at a hearing ab