Ballot Blockers: Texas Republicans aren't done trying to keep voters away from the polls

Last session of the Texas Legislature, Republican lawmakers passed a sweeping bill that gave more protections to partisan poll watchers, made it harder to vote by mail and prevented local authorities from making it easier for Texans to cast ballots. Voting-rights advocates blasted the proposal as an

Celebrate Bowie tour with Peter Murphy and Adrian Belew coming to San Antonio's Tobin Center

Increasingly, touring tributes to iconic musical acts are drawing on performers who are stars in their own rights. The Experience Hendrix Tour, which includes hot-shot guitarists performing with one-time sidemen of the six-string god, is one example. Now, the Celebrating David Bowie tribute tour is

San Antonio punk band Fea composed original music for new play debuting at Public Theater

San Antonio Latina punk band Fea is contributing new music to Fabulous Monsters, a play making its world premiere at the Public Theater of San Antonio on Friday, Feb. 24.  Set in late 1970s as the punk revolution swept the Los Angeles music scene, the play follows two Latinas who meet at a band audi

Iconic San Antonio diner the Pig Stand sold to developer as part of Broadway land deal

Time soon may be up for an iconic San Antonio diner that also happens to be the last remaining outpost of a business many consider America's first drive-in restaurant chain. The Pearl-area property that houses venerable greasy spoon the Pig Stand changed hands earlier this month, the Express-News re