Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Regina Spektor, Pink Fuzz, Lisa Lisa, Chris Travis

Summer is a great time to travel and enjoy the outdoors, but if you don't have either on the agenda this week, looks like a music-filled staycation may be in order. Let's take a look. Wednesday, Aug. 7

Longtime San Antonio dining fixture Thai Cafe to shut down

Thai Cafe, a fixture of San Antonio’s dining scene for 27 years, will close its doors in the next few months, the restaurant announced on social media. The eatery has called 11318 Perrin Beitel Road home since 1998, when sisters Lek and Chim first opened the doors to serve San Antonio customers auth

Flood relief, THC regulation and more in limbo after House Democrats leave Texas

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. After dozens of Democratic Texas House members fled the state on Sunday to deny Republicans the quorum they need to pass new congressional maps aimed at securing more GOP seat

Spooky new San Antonio bookshop Ghoulish Books is lifting up queer horror

Selma horror bookshop and small press Ghoulish Books has moved into a new haunt in downtown San Antonio, where it specializes all things spooky. And luckily for co-owner Max Booth III, the Alamo City can't seem to get enough ghoulishness. "We just got to realize that San Antonio loves spooky stuff,"