San Antonio burger spot Smash’d set to double its size

Pearl-area burgers, beer and live music destination Smash’d will spend $200,000 on an expansion that will double its size, state regulatory filings show. The restaurant filed this week with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation to start work on a project that will add 1,200 square feet to

San Antonio police say they will treat possession of Delta-8, other THC products as a felony starting Friday

The San Antonio Police Department will treat the possession of some synthetic cannabinoid products as a felony starting Friday, July 31, when they become illegal statewide, according to a statement SAPD provided to the Current. “The San Antonio Police Department will follow Texas law and will enforc

South Texas Republican builders warn of voter backlash in November if aggressive ICE tactics continue

PHARR — Leaders within the construction industry in South Texas delivered a clear message to lawmakers: Stop the mass deportation of workers or risk losing in November. During a gathering Wednesday hosted by the South Texas Builders Association and the American Business Immigration Coalition Action,

ACLU sues feds over alleged neglect of prisoner in ICE lockup near San Antonio

The ACLU of Texas has filed a claim against the U.S. government on Thursday, alleging immigration agents failed to provide necessary food and medical care to a man locked up in a detention site less than an hour southwest of San Antonio. In its legal filing, the ACLU of Texas alleges Immigration and