South Texas nun detained by ICE faces uncertain future in U.S.

McALLEN— The South Texas nun who was detained by immigration officers last month spoke publicly for the first time since the incident and as her future in the country remains in limbo. Sister Leticia “Letty” Ugboaja, a 56-year-old nun from Nigeria, was walking the short distance from her home to Our

Institute of Texan Cultures celebrates San Antonio’s indigenous musical form with new exhibit

“Puro Conjunto: Border(less) Sound,” the latest exhibition at the UT-San Antonio Institute of Texan Cultures, celebrates a distinctly Texan genre born of global migration and creative co-mingling along the U.S.-Mexico border. Conjunto music has served as the soundtrack of the Tex-Mex working-class s

San Antonio’s 2M Smokehouse and Mixtli teaming up for single-day barbecue pop-up

If there’s one thing San Antonio’s culinary scene does well — and we’re not referring to margaritas here — it’s restaurant collaborations. Take, for example, the first-ever pop-up between revered barbecue spot 2M Smokehouse and boundary-pushing Mexican dining bastion Mixtli, which the restaurants ar

Hamilton returning to San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre for nearly 2-week run

Whether you’re a die-hard who can rap every word of “Guns and Ships” or one of the last holdouts wondering what all the fuss is about, here’s your latest — but certainly not last — chance to find out why Broadway has been living in Hamilton’s shadow for more than a decade. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s cultu