Study: San Antonio has much room to improve when it comes to public parks

San Antonio talks a big game when it comes to quality of life, but a new study suggests the city continues to treat green space like a luxury item. San Antonio’s national ranking for access to public parks fell behind that of other major Texas cities in the latest annual ParkScore report from conser

San Antonio Zoo seeks revenge against OKC Zoo after it sent an African Wild Dog named Thunder

With Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals hours away, the San Antonio Zoo and the Oklahoma City Zoo have entered a friendly wager. The zoo whose basketball team loses the series will be required to fly the other team’s flag for a full business day. Fair enough, but the bet is only part of […] The

Analysis: Let’s observe a moment of silence for John Cornyn’s crushed hopes and dreams

As bad as things are in your life, look on the bright side: at least you didn’t wake up in John Cornyn’s body, with his pathetic problems. Texas’ senior Republican senator must feel like a dog that’s been starved for scraps and kicked one too many times. After all, Cornyn spent the past year slavish

Bexar County Democratic Party denounces ‘antisemite’ U.S. House candidate Maureen Galindo

The Bexar County Democratic Party on Wednesday joined other political organizations in denouncing the rhetoric of Democratic South Texas Congressional candidate Maureen Galindo, which observers on both sides of the aisle have denounced as antisemitic. “Antisemitism and hateful rhetoric have no place