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Houston Landing launched 15 months ago to create a new kind of newsroom, a new kind of journalism, in Texas’ biggest city. You’ve been with us through the startup phase of our journey, and today marks a new beginning. Now we enter a transformative phase as we center the communities of Houston in everything we …
Houston Landing editor-in-chief Manny García announced that the nonprofit newsroom has hired eight journalists to support a new strategic vision for the organization. The strategic vision is a commitment to service journalism that addresses the city’s challenges and future. The new hires help focus the newsroom around creating change in policy, in law and in …
Despite a successful two-decade career and multiple world tours, rapper Nicki Minaj has never performed in San Antonio. The Grammy-nominated artist will finally check the Alamo City off her list Wednesday with a show at the Frost Bank Center that’s part of the extended portion of her Pink Friday 2 World Tour. Minaj extended the tour …
New numbers suggest it may time for U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz to start worrying about whether his reelection is sure thing. Two new polls show Democratic U.S. Rep. Allred, the two-term Texas Republican’s rival this cycle, has moved into the margin of error. One from Emerson College Polling/The Hill has Allred lagging Cruz by just …
El Paso dreampop act Cigarettes After Sex is playing San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center Tuesday as it tours to promote its new album X’s. Known for a dreamlike shoegaze sound and romantic lyrics, Cigarettes After Sex first rose to popularity with the 2012 sleeper hit “Nothing’s Gonna Hurt You Baby.” The band gained traction thanks …
Two of San Antonio’s most prominent political figures are celebrating a major milestone this week – the big 5-0 — and the public’s invited to the party. Democratic U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro and his twin brother, former San Antonio mayor and Obama housing secretary Julián Castro, are staging their annual birthday bash for friends, family and the …
“Texas officials say they’ve scrubbed the voter rolls. Here’s how to check if you’re still on them.” was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues. This article was originally published by María Méndez, The …
Amid an emergency blood shortage, the Armed Services Blood Program, Red Cross and the South Texas Blood Program are running Sept.19 blood drive to support the Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) blood supply. The Fort Sam Houston blood drive follows a 25% drop in the Red Cross blood supply, according to BAMC officials. “The American …
Downtown’s Smoke Skybar has closed so it can implement a slew of changes in response to a deadly shooting that occurred in July at the barbecue restaurant and entertainment venue, officials said in a statement. As part of those plans, the venue will downsize, and it’s also working with architects to make its rooftop patio …
A red crescent moon hung over the horizon as I pulled up near Rio Vista Park, in San Marcos, just before six on a February morning. My car’s thermometer read 45 degrees. The park includes a short stretch of the San Marcos River, which is spring fed and thus stays at a constant 72 degrees. …
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