Gov. Abbott’s top strategist seeks underage photos of Gina Hinojosa as he tries to dig up dirt

Gov. Greg Abbott’s longtime political strategist appears to be grasping for straws — and drawing criticism for being “creepy” — as he scours for dirt on state Rep. Gina Hinojosa, the Democratic candidate for the state’s top elected office. During an exchange earlier this week on social media platfor

San Antonio soon to overtake spot of nation’s sixth-largest city, and Philly is crashing out about it

San Antonio may soon become the nation’s sixth-largest city in the nation, U.S. Census data shows. That’s because the Alamo City’s burgeoning growth is unmatched by the relatively stagnant population of Philadelphia, which currently holds the sixth spot. And upon hearing that news, the Philadelphia

Seesaw rulings on Texas’ smokeable hemp ban is bad for business, retailers say

Some smoke shops say the flurry of court actions since March 31 has already forced them to scale back hours, cut staff and prepare to shut down. The post Seesaw rulings on Texas’ smokeable hemp ban is bad for business, retailers say appeared first on San Antonio Current.

San Antonio congressional candidate Maureen Galindo wants rival tried for treason

Democratic congressional candidate Maureen Galindo is again stirring up controversy, this time for saying her runoff opponent, former Bexar County Sheriff’s Department spokesman Johnny Garcia, should be tried for treason. “[Immigration and Customs Enforcement] is again part of [the Department of Hom