In late-night testimonies, relatives of Uvalde victims call on Texas lawmakers to advance gun bill

With emotional testimony about their own experiences, parents of children who were killed in the Uvalde school shooting urged a Texas House committee late Tuesday to pass on to the full chamber a bill that would raise the minimum age to purchase certain semi-automatic rifles. Families waited more th

San Antonio sustainable-meat company Rebel Food launching line of 'bespoke' sausages

We won't call it a "sausage party," even though we kinda want to. San Antonio-based Rebel Food Provisions, a purveyor of locally sourced meats, is gearing up to launch a new product line called Red River Reserve Sausage meant to leverage the growing popularity of sustainably raised animal proteins.

Study names Texas A&M one of the nation's most cult-like college campuses

Whether it's flying the flag of your alma mater on your front porch or tailgating during football season, Texans have a lot of pride when it comes to what college they attended. That's why it should come as little surprise that a new study ranked a pair of Lone Star State campuses — Texas A&M Colleg

Fiesta Cornyation's Court of Chaotic Wisdom promises to bring down the house at the Empire

Since it first emerged in 1951 as a parody of the upper-crust affair that is the Coronation of the Queen of the Order of the Alamo, Cornyation has evolved into a charitable enterprise that's one of the city's hottest LGBTQ+ events. Irreverent satire of local and national politics has always been at