Sen. John Cornyn releases new ad portraying runoff rival Ken Paxton as a heretic

Texas’ Republican Senate runoff is getting ugly. And we’re guessing it may get a whole lot uglier. On Wednesday, incumbent U.S. Sen. John Cornyn released an attack ad portraying his challenger, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, as a one of those folks the late Pope John Paul II described as being “

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Tejano Fan Fair, Chuck Prophet, Pretty Boy Floyd

LA hard rockers Badflower are also bringing the stomp to SA. The post Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Tejano Fan Fair, Chuck Prophet, Pretty Boy Floyd appeared first on San Antonio Current.

First Look: Old City Hall offers upscale excuse for New Braunfels dining excursion

Nearly a century after opening as New Braunfels’ City Hall, the historic building at 200 N. Seguin Ave. has entered a new chapter — this time as Old City Hall Restaurant & Bar, a mid-century-inspired steakhouse where vintage signage touts ice-cold martinis and framed photos give the dining room a li

San Antonio City Council gives consultant millions to find alternatives to scrapped land bridge

Last week, City Council voted unanimously to award Dallas-based Aecom Technical Services $3.7 million to study ways to facilitate pedestrian traffic across I-37 downtown, hypothetically connecting the Alamodome to the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. The funding extended to the infrastructure co