Slab Cinema brings lesser-known David Lynch film Inland Empire to Arthouse at Blue Star

Lingering on the precipice of being considered lost media, David Lynch's first digitally shot film, Inland Empire (2006), has been remastered as a part of the Criterion Collection for a Blu-ray and 4k release. This three-hour dream sequence of a movie was initially shot in disparate scenes on a low-

Bad Takes: Child labor laws are under attack from business interests. Time to push back.

Editor's Note: Bad Takes is a column of opinion and analysis. Earlier this year, San Antonio's newly elected and proudly middle-of-the-road Mayor Ron Nirenberg dedicated a street to a card-carrying communist.

New 200-acre park opens in far North San Antonio

The Alamo City now has 204 additional acres of public green space. On Wednesday, San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg cut the ribbon to Classen-Steubing Ranch Park, located in the Stone Oak area. A 2017-2022 Bond Project, the park features miles of walking trails, baseball and softball fields and two soc

Former site of long-running San Antonio restaurant Fujiya to be demolished after fire

The building that once house San Antonio sushi favorite Fujiya Japanese Garden will be demolished after being struck by fire a third time, the Express-News reports. Firefighters were called to the structure on the 9000 block of Wurzbach Road at 7 a.m. Tuesday after reports of smoke and flames.