San Antonio City Council votes 8-2 to explore moratorium on new detention centers

City Council voted 8-2 at its Thursday meeting to instruct city staff to explore options to limit the opening of certain types of detention facilities here. The vote came in response to public uproar over a plan by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to convert a 640,00-square-foot East S

This San Antonio century home for sale was once lifted on jacks to add a new first floor

A historic San Antonio home that made local headlines during its 1911 renovation has gone back on the market with a substantial price cut. When the Current wrote about the property hitting the sales block in 2023, it was listed at $1.7 million. Now, the price has dropped to $995,000. The Monte Vista

San Antonio women-owned restaurants and bars everyone should try

Women aren’t just a big part of San Antonio’s culinary workforce, they’re creative dynamos who founded, own and run some of our city’s most beloved dining institutions . If you you want to see the stamp women have put on our city’s dynamic and ever-evolving dining scene, check out these amazing food

How Jasmine Crockett slipped from Democratic frontrunner to defeat in the Senate primary

Crockett embarked on her primary bid with a makeshift operation that lacked a campaign manager, a developed fundraising strategy or comprehensive infrastructure for a ground game. The post How Jasmine Crockett slipped from Democratic frontrunner to defeat in the Senate primary appeared first on San