Show by San Antonio artists Manola and Maria Ramirez explores experiences of immigrant families

“Había Una Vez,” an exhibition by San Antonio siblings Manola and Maria Ramirez, will open this Friday at Centro Cultural Aztlan. The show is billed as an interactive, immersive visual art experience dedicated to exploring the bicultural experiences of immigrant families. An invitation for the viewe

San Antonio teen and father released from Dilley migrant prison after her arrest on way to church

A San Antonio teen whom Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arrested on her way to church has been released from Dilley’s South Texas Immigrant Processing Center, as has her father, U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro said Tuesday. Last week, Castro — a San Antonio Democrat — posted that federal a

Gina Hinojosa releases first TV ad buy in her challenge to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa on Tuesday unveiled her first TV ad buy, a $340,000 campaign aimed at closing the gap with Gov. Greg Abbott has he vies for a historic fourth term. Scheduled to air in cable markets statewide, the 30- and 60-second spots feature Hinojosa’s supporters

Critics blast Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s pause on data centers as ‘political theater’

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday said he’s paused the connection of new data centers to the state’s power grid while regulators audit the projects. However, critics are dismissing the move as “political theater” during a contentious election season. The moratorium marks a sharp reversal from the Rep