NIOSA officials hang Rain Rock as Flash Flood Warning issued for Bexar County

As rain poured across San Antonio on Monday, officials at Night in Old San Antonio (NIOSA), one of Fiesta’s busiest events, continued the decades-old tradition of hanging the Rain Rock at La Villita. Even so, the rain has persisted, and the National Weather Service has now issued a Flash Flood Warni

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Democratic donor platform ActBlue

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Monday against ActBlue, a political donations platform that is primarily used by Democratic candidates. The state court lawsuit is the latest in a string of investigations and legal actions Paxton and Congress have undertaken against the platform ove

First Look: San Antonio’s new tiki outpost Paradise Unknown delivers on vintage fun

San Antonio bar owner Alex Amaro knows plenty of locals are hesitant to go downtown for a night out. He’s hoping to change that with his latest concept, Paradise Unknown, a tiki outpost with bonafide Trader Vic’s-era flair, complete with classic episodes of Scooby Doo playing on TV screens above the

San Antonio Spurs fans go honking after team’s first playoff win in 7 years

Social media was awash with videos of Spurs fans honking through downtown San Antonio Sunday night following the team’s 111-98 victory over the Portland Trailblazers. Indeed, it’s the first time the Spurs have won a playoff game since 2019, when the team beat the Denver Nuggets 120-103. The Silver a