Passengers in Houston ICE shooting say agents rammed their van before firing

Two passengers in a van when an immigration agent fatally shot 52-year-old Lorenzo Salgado Araujo earlier this month said that two unmarked vehicles struck them from behind and the side before they stopped, according to their written statements filed in a Houston federal court. “At no moment were th

San Antonio Film Festival entry Run Wild examines family damage and the power to heal

New York- and Florida-based director and producer Roxanna Lewis leaned into her own childhood for the short film Run Wild, which screens Thursday night at the San Antonio Film Festival. Shot on super 16 mm film, the movie follows a young girl named Rayla, whose erratic father picks her up for a week

San Antonio’s Briscoe Museum celebrates opening of ‘Tejano Legacy’ exhibition this weekend

The mythology of the American West doesn’t begin with the archetypal American cowboy. It surfaced centuries earlier through the people, cultures and traditions that shaped ranch culture before the U.S. was established. In its most ambitious exhibition to date, San Antonio’s Briscoe Western Art Museu

Study: Texas ranks among worst states to raise children

Texas is the fifth-worst U.S. state in which to raise children, according to a study published this week by nanny recruitment agency Go Au Pair. Go Au Pair compared all 50 states using 23 metrics related to education, childcare, healthcare, safety, affordability and recreation. Although the Lone Sta