Queer activists hosting San Antonio's first Reclaim Pride event to counter Pride 'corporatization'

Pride started as a riot, and some queer revolutionaries don't want San Antonio to forget it. That's why a coalition of grassroots organizations is hosting a Reclaim Pride event Sunday, Aug. 31, from 1-8 p.m.

Closed San Antonio restaurants returning for Kerrville flood relief benefit

Five of San Antonio’s most beloved, but sadly shuttered, restaurants — Feast, Cookhouse, Sandbar, The Monterey, and Gwendolyn — are making a highly anticipated return this August, each for one night only. A dinner series dubbed Revival is a charitable effort to support people affected by the catastr

San Antonio activists send message to quorum-breaking Texas Democrats

Activists delivered a message of encouragement to Texas Democrats on Friday morning from a pedestrian overpass spanning I-10 in San Antonio. The group hung a banner reading "Stay Strong TX Dems" across the walkway near Vance Jackson Road ahead of morning rush hour. The message is directed at the Tex

San Antonio 13-year-old accused of planning attack on middle school must remain in custody, judge rules

A San Antonio teen arrested on allegations he planned to carry out a mass-casualty attack on the Jeremiah Rhodes Middle School campus must remain behind bars, a Bexar County Judge ruled Thursday, according to KSAT. While in custody, the 13-year-old boy also will continue to receive mental health tre