San Antonio city employees file class action lawsuit alleging workplace harassment

The City of San Antonio is facing a class action lawsuit filed by two female former maintenance workers that allege they were continuously sexually harassed by their male supervisors at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. In a suit filed in Bexar County district court, the plaintiffs maintain t

Texas Senate passes $308 billion budget plan, kicking off high-stakes negotiations with the House

The Texas Senate on Monday gave final approval to a $308 billion spending plan for the next two years, sending budget leaders into high-stakes negotiations with their counterparts in the House over property taxes and other divisive issues — with just weeks to go before the legislative session ends.

Texas whiskey maker tapped for Single Distillery series drop from independent bottler

Texas-based Balcones Distilling will be featured in a new single distillery series from award-winning independent bottler Lost Lantern. Lost Lantern will debut its Balcones collaboration, Gentle Giant Texas Single Malt, on April 26. It's part of a limited-run series that blends multiple casks source

After his light DWI penalty, San Antonio advocates blast Clayton Perry's opposition to Prop. A

Police-reform activists and one of Councilman Clayton Perry's own colleagues on the dais are calling him a hypocrite for opposing Prop. A despite receiving a lenient sentencing for a DWI hit-and-run incident.