Mayor’s ordinance banning landlords from discriminating against veterans gains momentum

San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is pushing ahead with a proposed ordinance to ban local landlords turning away denying veterans using housing vouchers to secure a roof over their heads. Even so, one member of council told the Current that the mayor, who previously served as U.S. Under Secretary o

Judges in every Texas border county urge White House transparency on border wall

Elected county judges in every county along the Texas-Mexico border have signed a letter to a top White House official urging the feds to better communicate their border wall plans with local communities. The letter, sent April 21 to new Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, wa

Mid-century time capsule home in San Antonio was built by Tower of the Americas’ architect

A mid-century marvel for sale in San Antonio’s Monticello Park neighborhood was designed by an architect from the famous firm that built the Tower of the Americas. Emmit Tuggle was an architect in O’Neil Ford & Associates, the firm responsible for designing or building a variety of local landmarks,

A San Antonio home with heated indoor pool is for sale for less than $400,000

Indoor pools are a rare find in San Antonio’s real estate market. And an indoor pool for less than $1 million? Even rarer. But an indoor pool for less than $400,000? Unheard of. That is, until now. A two-bedroom, two-bath home recently listed for sale in the River Oaks neighborhood of San Antonio se