Another Texas family sues San Antonio Zoo over branch that fell on visitors

Another Texas family has sued the San Antonio Zoo, seeking compensation for injuries allegedly sustained when a rotted tree branch fell on a group of spring breakers on March 15, 2023. The lawsuit, filed last month by Hidalgo County residents Miguel Mena and Thelma Judith Robles in state District Co

Gina Ortiz Jones comes at San Antonio mayoral race with strong resume, no City Hall experience

With the Dec. 4 unveiling of her run for San Antonio mayor, former Under Secretary of the U.S. Air Force Gina Ortiz Jones became a candidate to watch in the crowded race. Jones, a Democrat with two near-miss congressional races under her belt, said she’s raised more than $100,000 to support her mayo

San Antonio's Clamp Light Gallery launches GoFundMe to keep the lights on

San Antonio's Clamp Light Studios & Gallery has launched an online fundraiser and issued an urgent plea for help staying open. As of press time, Clamp Light has raised $1,621 of its $7,000 goal via the GoFundMe campaign.

Assclown Alert: Making false claims based on a ‘gut feeling’ with incoming ‘border czar’ Tom Homan

Assclown Alert is a column of opinion, analysis and snark. Tom Homan, the 30-plus-year immigration enforcement veteran selected to serve as Donald Trump’s “border czar,” has already seized on his boss’ proclivity for bluster and bullshit. During a Fox News appearance last week to discuss the New Yea