For Texas DACA recipients, a fearful present and an uncertain future as protected status expires
Growing up in Austin, all the kids in Itzayana Mondragón’s neighborhood looked pretty much like her — and spoke Spanish too. Soon after Donald Trump won the presidency in 2016, Mondragón noticed that some of her friends had stopped attending class. She would learn later that those classmates were un
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U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico rejects data center moratorium, calls for stronger regulations
State Rep. James Talarico, the Democrat running for the Texas’ contested U.S. Senate set, told reporters in San Antonio that he opposes a complete moratorium on new data center construction in Texas and instead wants common-sense regulations for the industry. During the Thursday appearance, Talarico
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New bike lanes will make it easier to visit The Pearl on two wheels
San Antonio’s Transportation Department celebrated the opening of the Camden Street bike lanes Thursday, a new path intended to make it more convenient for bicyclists to visit the Pearl and other center-city destinations. Though the new stretch is just 0.4 miles long, the protected bike lanes make i
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The best of San Antonio nightlife in 2026, according to our readers
San Antonio night owls cast their ballots in the Current’s Best of San Antonio 2026 readers’ poll. Here are the winners in the Nightlife category. Best Bar/New Bar (January 2025-Present) Winner: Elsewhere Too 4513 N. Loop 1604 West, (210) 201-5595, elsewheretexas.com. Best Bar Food/Sunday Funday Win
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