20 ways to stay cool in San Antonio when it’s hot AF outside

Sometimes San Antonio’s summer heat feels less like weather and more like a hostile presence. When stepping outside feels like opening an oven door, it’s time to start looking for creative ways to avoid spontaneous combustion. Luckily, the Alamo City offers plenty of ways to chill out without spendi

20 ways stay cool in San Antonio when it’s hot AF outside

Sometimes San Antonio’s summer heat feels less like weather and more like a hostile presence. When stepping outside feels like opening an oven door, it’s time to start looking for creative ways to avoid spontaneous combustion. Luckily, the Alamo City offers plenty of ways to chill out without spendi

James Talarico touts endorsement from lawyer who accused Paxton of stealing his pen

In 2014, an attorney at the Collin County Courthouse accused Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton of stealing his $1,000 Montblanc pen after he took it out and placed it near a metal detector. Security camera footage appeared to show Paxton leaving with the pen, and police identified him as a suspect.

Grassroots groups accuse San Antonio council members of voter suppression over Spurs arena deal

During a spirited Friday press conference, activists accused City Council members, including Phyllis Viagran and Ivalis Meza Gonzalez, of engaging in voter suppression by fighting a citywide vote on public funding for a new Spurs arena. Indeed, the City Hall press conference organized by the Westsid