San Antonio gun influencer 'AK Guy' denies culpability after Minneapolis shooter drops his name in manifesto

San Antonio-area Republican congressional candidate Brandon Herrera is on the defensive after being named in the online manifesto left behind by the woman who this week shot up a Minneapolis church, killing two children and injuring 17 others. Mass shooter Robin Weston, 23, mentioned Herrera — an on

UT San Antonio lands $186 million in state funds for maintenance of its campuses

The University of Texas at San Antonio, close to closing its historic merger with UT Health San Antonio, has landed $186 million in new state funding for maintenance of its campuses, according to school officials. The University of Texas System Board of Regents approved the money, which will be spen

San Antonio-area business' bacon wins finalist slot in H-E-B’s Quest for Texas Best contest

Landing a spot on grocer H-E-B’s shelves is like winning the Super Bowl for many Texas entrepreneurs — and now a pair of Boerne business partners are closer than ever. San Antonio-based H-E-B this week named Klein Smokehaus Bacon a top 10 finalist in the corporation's 12th Annual Quest for Texas Bes

Trump moves to roll back protections for 4,000 acres of National Forest in Texas from logging, oil activity

The Trump White House is expected to post a "notice of intent" in the Federal Register this week to rescind the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, potentially opening 58.5 million acres of wild areas, including 4,000 in Texas, to industrial logging and development. All 4,000 of Texas' protected a