Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Steve Earle, FLOATS, Royal Coda, DevilDriver

From a San Antonio-raised troubadour’s return to his home turf to a pair of stacked package shows, there’s no shortage of compelling live music this week. Let’s dive in. Tuesday, Aug. 11 Steve Earle Americana icon Steve Earle grew up in San Antonio and, according to local legend, held Vietnam anti-w

Exploring a new approach to fine dining with San Antonio chef Carlos Martinez of Nai 

After cooking for some of San Antonio’s best restaurants, Carlos Martinez found a clever way to pivot when he discovered rent prices were too high for his first original concept, Nai.  Martinez kept Nai’s core idea — offering a prix-fixe dining experience focused on elevated dishes with historic Mex

Study: Trump’s mass deportations will cost Bexar County taxpayers more than $1.13 billion through 2028

President Donald Trump’s mass deportation agenda could cost Bexar County taxpayers more than $1.13 billion by the time his second term ends in 2028, according to a new online calculator created by the Economic Policy Institute. The left-leaning D.C.-based think tank’s Cost of Deportations calculator

Amazon’s new Texas data center campus could become nation’s largest polluter

Amazon’s latest data center project may end up becoming the worst polluter in the U.S. — and it will be located in Texas. The megacorporation has bought land and acquired permits in West Texas’ Pecos County for a data center campus powered by a 7.65-gigawatt natural gas power plant, the climate-focu