Larry Garza, Public School Funding: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
San Antonio said goodbye to a pair of beloved local figures this week. Visual artist Jesse Treviño, whose public artworks and hyperrealistic paintings of West Side life captured the city's imagination, died Monday.
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Grand jury declines to indict San Antonio police officer for shooting unarmed 13-year-old
A grand jury has declined to indict San Antonio police officer Stephen Ramos for fatally shooting 13-year-old Andre "AJ" Hernandez last year, according to the Bexar County District Attorney's Office. "Our system of justice is based on citizen input, yet nothing can repair the pain and loss that AJ H
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Top Ranked Restaurants, Side Chicks: San Antonio's biggest food stories of the week
This week's most-read Current food news centered around SA restaurants that are making waves across the Lone Star State, as well as openings and a charitable weeklong event. Let's jump in. The top two stories in San Antonio food news saw two local eateries make Texas Monthly's 2023 Best New Restaura
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The San Antonio Zoo welcomes the spring season with Blooms, Bees and Butterflies
The San Antonio Zoo will fully embrace the spring season from Mar. 1 through May 26 with Blooms, Bees and Butterflies. The zoo will show appreciation for pollinator species while hosting fun activities for guests all season long, including animal encounters, dance parties, craft stations and educati
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