Ken Paxton says he doesn’t know ‘details’ of Texas’ THC ban — even though he’s the state’s top legal officer

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who’s running for U.S. Senate, is catching fresh flak this week for failing to answer questions about the state’s new THC ban — even though he’s the Lone Star State’s chief legal officer. Over the weekend, a clip posted on X by independent political journalist Aaro

Limits on certain firearms, silencers lifted for some in Texas after judge’s order takes effect

Nearly century-old federal restrictions on certain short-barrel firearms and silencers were lifted Thursday for some gun groups and government agencies in several states, including Texas, after the Trump administration declined to file an emergency appeal challenging a federal court order.  Gun righ

U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro to receive Hispanic Heritage Award for public service

U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro will receive the Public Service Award at the 39th Annual Hispanic Heritage Awards in September.  The Hispanic Heritage Foundation (HHF) announced the honor this week, citing the San Antonio Democrat’s longstanding commitment to expanding opportunity, strengthening communitie

Zorba’s Greek Mediterranean Grill closes after 18 years in business

San Antonio has lost another longtime family-owned dining spot. Zorba’s Greek Mediterranean Grill, 2110 NW Military Highway, has shut down after nearly two decades in operation, according to a statement posted Friday on its Instagram account. “After 18 years of serving our community, we are happy to