Facing rising need, San Antonio Food Bank looks to Saturday event to boost donations

The San Antonio Food Bank is under stress going into summer, typically its busiest time of the year. In the first quarter, the Food Bank's requests for assistance grew 38%, while supplies of shelf-stable food have declined dramatically. Some 17,000 additional households requested food from February

Michigan-based Savvy Sliders expanding into San Antonio, taking over old Project Pollo space

Savvy Sliders is expanding its mini-burger brand into the Lone Star State, opening new stores in San Antonio, Dallas and Houston this summer, according to details shared by the Michigan-based company. Savvy Sliders locations offer a variety of the chain's namesake sliders, including options made wit

San Antonio man faces Jan. 6 charges after allegedly sharing video with another Facebook user

Yet another San Antonian is facing criminal charges that he participated in the Jan. 6 siege on the U.S. Capitol. The FBI identified San Antonio resident Frederic Fiol, 41, through Facebook posts and photos from the scene as a participant in the Jan. 6, 2021 riot intended to overturn the election of

Teachers are losing hope that lawmakers will give them a big raise this session

With less than a month left in the legislative session, the odds that teachers will get the kind of raise they say they badly need are rapidly diminishing. Teachers had hoped this would be the year the Texas Legislature would approve a substantial across-the-board pay raise for them as lawmakers, ta