Texans lead the nation in auto loan payments

Texans pay about 10% more in debt payments per month than the average for borrowers nationwide, according to a new study from LendingTree. The Lone Star State also tops every other state in the country for car payments. Based on an analysis of 400,000 anonymized credit reports the company that match

Texans who smoke lose out on $3.5 million over a (shorter) lifetime, says new study

Imagine investing the money spent on cigarettes over the course of a lifetime, instead of smoking it all away. According to a new study, the real monetary cost of a lifetime of smoking adds up to nearly $3.5 million in lost earnings and investment potential in Texas, which ranked 34th in the nation.

New pickleball club is opening on San Antonio's Northwest side in March

San Antonio is getting yet another pickleball club this year. Maryland-based Dill Dinkers will open up a 15,500-square-foot indoor pickleball facility on the city’s Northwest side in March. The location at 18450 Blanco Rd. will feature five indoor courts with cushioned surfaces to help players avoid

Girl Scout Cookies return to San Antonio next week

It’s that time of year again in San Antonio: Girl Scout Cookies are back! San Antonio’s 2025 Girl Scout Cookie season will officially return starting on Wednesday, Jan. 22, according to a press release. Folks with a sweet tooth can find their nearest cookie booth by visiting the Girl Scout Cookies o