Whether or not you’re a Fiesta San Antonio first-timer, you can’t miss with these events

If you haven’t had beer or a margarita spilled on your shoes at NIOSA, have you truly celebrated Fiesta? San Antonio’s annual citywide party is almost upon us, this year running from April 16 to April 26.  For Fiesta first-timers, knowing how to navigate the festivities can be a bit daunting. Howeve

Islamic studies professor at San Antonio’s Trinity University denied tenure, to file lawsuit

This story originally ran in the Trinitonian, Trinity University’s student-run newspaper. You can read other Trinitonian content or support the publication at trinitonian.com. After nearly nine years at Trinity University, Sajida Jalalzai, an assistant professor of religion hired on the tenure track

James Talarico’s campaign pulls historic $27 million fundraising haul in first quarter

State Rep. James Talarico’s U.S. Senate campaign said Wednesday that it raised more than $27 million in the first quarter of 2026, the largest haul ever by an upper-chamber candidate in the first quarter of an election year. “Grassroots contributors from almost every county in Texas are sending Wash

Trump ‘very much interested’ in appointing Ted Cruz to U.S. Supreme Court

President Donald Trump is keen on appointing U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz to replace Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito if speculation proves true that the 76-year-old justice is ready to retire, Politico reports. Two people “granted anonymity to describe Trump’s thinking” told the news outlet that Cruz, a Te