San Antonio TX

Ask a San Antonian where to get tacos , and chances are they’ll send you to a place you’ve driven past without noticing. That’s the charm of the city’s hole-in-the-wall taquerias. They don’t need flashy signs or trendy menus because the food speaks for itself. From homemade tortillas to longtime family recipes, these l

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 available […] The pos

A historic mansion for sale in Dignowity Hill offers a chance to own a piece of San Antonio industrial history — provided the buyer is willing to give the property a little TLC. Being sold as-is for $384,000, the 1927-built property has seen better days, to be sure, but the historic landmark tells an incredible […] Th

A 35-year-old man who once worked as a Bexar County deputy constable is now sitting in a Mexican prison, accused of gunning down three people at a home in Saltillo, Coahuila, and critically wounding his former partner during what authorities describe as a custody dispute over his 3-year-old son. Chad Eberle was arreste

Maliki Perales, 11, and Dravyn Quiroz, 20, were fatally shot outside their house in San Antonio, police say

Gunfire Outside Eastside Field Office Leaves One Person Grazed as McKee-Rodriguez Moves to Strengthen Security Gunfire erupted outside San Antonio City Councilmember Jalen McKee-Rodriguez’s Eastside field office Thursday following an altercation nearby, prompting the District 2 office to review its security measures. M

One of Andrew Perales' sons, age 11, was about to start middle school. He idolized his 20-year-old brother. Now Perales is planning both their funerals.

After teasing a second area location in August 2025, Crust Pizza Co. is finally set to take another slice of San Antonio’s fast-casual market. The Woodlands-based chain has filed state plans to build a new 2,702-square-foot pizzeria at 20135 Stone Oak Pkwy. The company previewed the outpost when it...

The goats are gearing up to greet customers at this new taproom with New Orleans-inspired fare.

SAN ANTONIO – Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday announced a plan aimed at opening parts of Texas’ electricity market to competition in cities served by municipally owned utilities, including San Antonio, where CPS Energy provides electric and gas service. In remarks previewing the proposal, Abbott described municipally