Garrett T. Capps’ latest album tunes into the San Antonio freakquency

San Antonio’s prodigal son and cosmic cowboy Garrett T. Capps is well known for proclaiming his love of San Antonio in song. But his new album is his most puro yet. As a spiritual — if not chronological — followup to his Texas Tornados-influenced anthem “I Like Austin, but I Love San Antone,” Capps’

Waymo pauses San Antonio service after a car is swept away. Is more regulation needed? 

During mid-April’s local downpours, self-driving taxi company Waymo temporarily suspended services in San Antonio after floodwaters swept away one of its vehicles.  Days earlier, local TV stations aired footage of another Waymo gliding the wrong way through a pickup lane in front of an Alamo Heights

Disaster declarations ripple through South Texas amid water crisis

This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. At least six small cities and towns in the Coastal Bend region of Texas issued disaster declarations in the last tw

Lost in Space: San Antonio writer-director Keanu Cordero explores liminality in short film

It was around 2019 when San Antonio filmmaker Keanu Cordero first learned about the modern concept of liminality — a state of transition or “in-betweenness” that can sometimes feel strangely unsettling. Cordero saw examples of it on social media platforms, where users posted photos of “suspended” ph