UTSA's 'Do You Really Believe That?' celebrates late art historian Frances Colpitt

The companion exhibition to the Artpace spinoff "Songs for Fran and Donny" that opened Jan. 16, "Do You Really Believe That?" takes its title from a question late UTSA professor and art historian Frances Colpitt would often ask students, colleagues and collaborators. It was her way of galvanizing di

Texas' top GOP officials won't comment on Trump's pardon of Jan. 6 rioters who assaulted police

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Attorney General Ken Paxton offered no comment Tuesday on President Donald Trump's decision to pardon nearly all Jan. 6 rioters, including those charged with assaulting police. None of the three elected Republican officials and outspoken Trump allies

Austin-based coffee chain El Tigre opens first San Antonio store in St. Paul Square

Austin-based coffee chain El Tigre Coffee Roasters will make its San Antonio debut next month with the opening of a shop in St. Paul Square, company officials said.  El Tigre has taken over the space at 123 Heiman St. that previously housed Vice Versa Coffee & Music. Vice Versa shut down last spring

San Antonio Zoo celebrates snow day by offering free kids' admission Tuesday

Those looking to get the kids out of the house while school is canceled may want to drop the little animals off at the San Antonio Zoo. Children under 12 will get free admission Tuesday in celebration of the Alamo City's first —and perhaps last — snowfall of the season, according to zoo officials. T