Texas abortion funds likely safe from prosecution, federal judge rules

A federal judge issued a favorable ruling for Texas abortion funds, indicating they likely cannot be criminally charged for helping people travel out of state to terminate their pregnancies.  U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman temporarily blocked prosecutors in eight counties from pursuing charges ag

Box Lunch: San Antonio restaurants offer a variety of bento options perfect for daytime dining

Japanese bento boxes are a perfect way to shake up workday lunches. They feature a variety of foods, artfully arranged, and tend to emphasize fresh, healthy ingredients that don't leave diners weighed down for the rest of the day.

Pig Stand, FiiZ Drinks: San Antonio's biggest food stories of the week

The Current's most-read food news story this week centered on the sale of the land on which the Pearl-adjacent Pig Stand resides. Obviously, the transaction could spell the end for the historic San Antonio restaurant. Though new owners GrayStreet Properties gave Pig Stand owner Mary Hill the option

Cannabis Reform, Voting Rights: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week

Cannabis, voting rights and so-called "street takeovers" topped a busy news week. At least those were the topics at the heart of the Current's three most-read news stories during that period. In the case of weed, readers flocked to a story on Texas State Rep. Jessica González's House Bill 1937. The