Abbott-endorsed honey dealer bids Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller adieu

After more than a decade as the state’s farmer-in-chief, the ag commish saw his GOP primary opponent announce a rare toppling of a statewide incumbent, thanks to the governor’s kingmaking. The post Abbott-endorsed honey dealer bids Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller adieu appeared first on Sa

Six fun spring break activities in downtown San Antonio

There’s no need to feel down if your plans to hit the coast or someplace further flung for spring break fell through. Break-worthy activities are happening across downtown San Antonio through a good portion of March, including in Historic Market Square, at La Villita Historic Arts Village and along

After years of gains, Republicans in Congress push to roll back chemical regulations

The nonprofit publication Capital & Main produced this article. It is co-published with permission. For the past four years, Jackie Medcalf has been testing the groundwater in northwest Houston where, decades ago, a dry cleaning facility had, over time, dumped hazardous chemicals used in the dry cle

Study: San Antonio ranks as one of world’s least-walkable cities

While public transportation prices are low here, the city is spread out, and just 6% of residents commute by foot, bike or public transit. The post Study: San Antonio ranks as one of world’s least-walkable cities appeared first on San Antonio Current.