Texas Tech law student sues to block discipline related to Charlie Kirk comments

A Texas Tech University law student is suing university leaders and faculty, arguing they violated her free speech rights by disciplining her over comments about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Ellen “Ellie” Fisher, a third-year law student, Texas Tech undergraduate alum and found

Entry to Market Square will be free for first two days of Fiesta de los Reyes

Despite City Council recent approval for the organizers of Market Square’s long-running Fiesta de los Reyes event to charge admission to the event for the first time, the gathering will remain free for its first two days, officials confirmed Monday. The Rey Feo Consejos Educational Foundation, which

Spurs owe City of San Antonio $5 million over failed MLS experiment

With San Antonio facing a budget crunch, Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is on the hunt for money owed to the city — and she’s starting with Spurs Sports & Entertainment (SS&E). SS&E owes the city and Bexar County nearly $5 million after the NBA franchise failed to bring a Major League Soccer (MLS) team to t

Texas Hill Country winery opens new 8,800-square-foot tasting room

Ron Yates Winery has added a 8,800-square-foot tasting room to its Hill Country stop on the Texas Wine Trail. The tasting room, located a little over 20 minutes east of Fredericksburg in the town of Hye, will allow the winery to expand its hospitality experience, according to founder and namesake Ro