Everything we saw as Yellowcard brought its emo pop-punk to San Antonio on Saturday

Yellowcard, one of the most popular acts to emerge from the 2000s pop-punk scene, brought The Up Up Down Down Tour to Freeman Coliseum on Saturday. The band — whose sound is marked by the addition of a violin and plenty of emo touches — headlined the tour, which also included New Found Glory and the

Texas lawmakers put limits on cities’ plans to enact progressive policies. Some want to go further.

Confusion surrounds a sweeping law aimed at stopping Texas cities from adopting progressive policies three years after state lawmakers passed it, supporters and critics said Thursday. The 2023 law, known as the “Death Star” bill, made it illegal for cities and counties to enact local ordinances that

Second screwworm case in Texas confirmed, as Abbott expands state disaster declaration

The U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed a second case of New World screwworm in Zavala County on Friday, just hours after Gov. Greg Abbott expanded a statewide disaster declaration in response to the screwworm’s arrival in Texas. The second case was found in a one-month-old calf 5.6 miles away

Home built in 1897 near the Alamodome saved from the wrecking ball but yet to find buyer

A historic San Antonio home listed for $650,000 just two blocks from the Alamodome has quite the story to tell. Designated an Individual Historical Landmark by the city of San Antonio, this century home has seen it all — high society, disrepair and neglect, a date with the wrecking ball, an 11th-hou