Whiskey Business returns for landmark 11th year in San Antonio 

Neat or on the rocks?  San Antonio spirits enthusiasts can have it both ways at Whiskey Business, sponsored by the Current.  Having celebrated a decade of fun in 2025, Whiskey Business is back for an 11th year at the Witte Museum on Friday, Aug. 21. Tickets to the event, which runs 8-11 p.m., are av

Bulldozers plow through untouched wilderness in Big Bend to begin border wall construction

Bulldozers broke ground Thursday in Big Bend National Park on a White House project to add border barriers and patrol roads inside the protected wilderness, according to activists and ecological groups. Contractors begin the construction amid widespread bipartisan opposition, plowing through native

Hilarity ensues after Ken Paxton gets double-booked with emo acts at Houston music venue

Is it OK to call Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s U.S. Senate campaign tour a “shitshow?” Because it’s sure starting to look like one. Last month in Fort Worth, Paxton fled a press conference called by his own team after reporters asked him about his eyebrow-raising history of real-estate deals a

One of San Antonio’s priciest homes for sale has a closet so big it comes with its own sliding ladder

A grand estate in Terrell Hills recently listed for $5.3 million is back on the market for the first time in three decades. The residence sits on a lush 1.3 acres behind wrought-iron fences, and it’s shaded by ancient oak trees. Built in 1960, the sprawling estate features soaring ceilings and a who