San Antonio police shooting from last year puts Chicago mayoral candidate on the defensive

A Chicago mayoral candidate running on a law-and-order campaign is in defense mode after a recent media report examining his son's involvement in a fatal San Antonio police shooting. The Triibe, a news site serving Black Chicagoans, last week published a story on mayoral hopeful Paul Vallas' son Gus

How to avoid getting 'catfished' by romantic scammers around Valentines Day

Valentine's Day can be a challenging time for single folks, but that doesn't mean they should settle for the first person who slides into their DMs. Especially when that person could be a scammer. Last year, U.S. residents lost $547 million to online romance scams, according to data from Social Catf

CityScrapes: San Antonio owes the public better transparency on its delayed construction projects

Editor's Note: CityScrapes is a column of opinion and analysis. When I think of the construction woes currently throttling traffic and commerce across San Antonio, North St. Mary's Street jumps to the fore.

San Antonio's Arte y Pasión to showcase two Madrid-based flamenco masters this week

Arte y Pasión is hosting Madrid-based flamenco masters El Caballero and La Nerea for two San Antonio presentations of the production CONTRA | TIERRA. Artistic director Tamara Adira, vocalist La Memphi and guitarist Jose Manuel Tejeda will perform alongside the primary dancers.