Documentary on Texas Hill Country floods premiering for free this Friday in San Antonio

The Hill Country is still recovering nearly a year after the Guadalupe River flooded last summer, taking dozens of lives, but people aren’t giving up hope. Hope for the Guadalupe, a documentary highlighting the restoration efforts following the July 4 flooding, is premiering in San Antonio this Frid

Texas public schools see first non-pandemic enrollment drop in decades

Roughly 76,000 fewer students enrolled in Texas public schools this academic year — the first non-pandemic decline in nearly four decades — with Hispanic students accounting for the overwhelming majority of the loss, according to a report released Monday. The policy research group Texas 2036 analyze

San Antonio’s Wembanyama to play Tuesday despite ‘flagrant foul’ call on Sunday

After Sunday night’s heartbreaking playoff loss, Spurs fans could use some good news. And here it is: Victor Wembanyama won’t face suspension — or even a fine — in the wake of his ejection during the team’s loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves, according to ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania. “There will

Flaming Lips as euphoric as ever at Austin Psych Fest over the weekend

Levitation’s Austin Psych Fest returned to outdoor venue Far Out Austin last weekend for three days of psychedelic euphoria. The stacked lineup, as always, was a feast of trippy, memorable performances by artists on the precipice of the unknown — and they were received with adoration by a close-knit