New mural in Southtown remembers women who died due to Texas’ abortion ban

In a ceremony marked by emotional speeches, abortion-rights group  Free & Just on Thursday unveiled a mural celebrating the lives of four Texas women who died because they were unable to receive life-saving medical care under the state’s near-total abortion ban. The mural fills the side wall of Merc

Texas college watchdog received nearly 70 complaints, opened one investigation, records show

A new state office received 69 complaints about Texas universities, including allegations of banned DEI initiatives, restrictions on conservative speech and interference in academic affairs. All but one complaint was closed without investigation, records obtained by The Texas Tribune show. The Offic

San Antonio City Council votes 6-5 to postpone talks on water-rate hike until October

San Antonio City Council on Thursday voted 6-5 on Thursday to postpone a vote and further discussion on a proposed rate hike by San Antonio Water Systems (SAWS) until October. Some of those who voted to push back said they did so because they don’t fully trust the current leadership of the city-owne

20 kid-friendly bars and restaurants in San Antonio that parents can enjoy too

Finding a restaurant that keeps both kids and adults happy can feel harder than getting everyone into the car on time. Luckily, San Antonio is packed with family-friendly spots where great food comes with room to roam, relaxed atmospheres and menus that go far beyond chicken fingers. From legendary