Hemp retailers, including San Antonio’s Kingpin Kush, sue to block enforcement of Texas’ THC ban

San Antonio hemp retailer Kingpin Kush and two other Texas hemp businesses have sued the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), arguing its newly implemented rules banning THC-containing hemp products run afoul of state law. Filed Wednesday in Travis County District Court, the lawsuit see

Cornered by Big Bend backlash, Texas Republicans tread carefully around Trump

For over a generation, Texas Republicans have owned the politics of the southern border. Now the Trump administration’s latest border project has them cornered, stuck between constituents outraged over federal plans to carve roads and barriers through Big Bend and a president none of them want to cr

Unpolished Charm: Moonshine Off Grayson trades Pearl polish for honky-tonk swagger

Moonshine Off Grayson seemingly came out of nowhere this July — and the Pearl area is better off for it.  There’s something instantly familiar about the homey bar at 125 W. Grayson St. #120, from its worn-in honky-tonk vibes to a playlist centered around familiar cry-in-your-beer country. It may not

San Antonio councilwoman accuses city staff of trying to pit colleagues against each other

District 7 Councilwoman Marina Alderete Gavito on Wednesday accused city staff of intentionally selecting cuts to resident services in the proposed budget as a way to pit council members against each other. During a tense Wednesday discussion of the city’s looming $158 million budget deficit, Aldere