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José dreams of boarding a plane from Caracas, Venezuela, to meet his newborn granddaughter. Maria hopes her son will move to Houston from Nicaragua before his dad starts to lose his memory from early onset Alzheimer’s. Jackson Duvert imagines Houston as a haven for his family from the gang violence and political turmoil upending Haiti. …
Yamini Misra has not given the stretch of sidewalk in front of her new home a lot of consideration. It wasn’t expensive enough to be a budget line item when she and her husband built their house, it was just “lumped into everything.” She did not even know she could have paid a fee to …
With Hispanic Heritage Month around the corner, San Antonio Democratic U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro along with U.S. Sens. John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Alex Padilla, D-California, introduced legislation to recognize the week of Sept. 9 as “National Hispanic-Serving Institutions Week.” The bipartisan proposal has the support of 24 senators and more than 50 House members. “Millions …
Originally published by Deceleration, a nonprofit online journal producing original news and analysis responding to our shared ecological, political, and cultural crises. When Donald Trump and Kamala Harris faced off for their first — and likely only — debate before the November election, they offered next to no reflection on the climate crisis. This article …
This article was originally published by the Texas Observer, a nonprofit investigative news outlet and magazine. Sign up for their weekly newsletter, or follow them on Facebook and X. This article was originally published by Mikayla Oberlton, The Texas Observer at San Antonio Current – (https://www.sacurrent.com/news/opinion-trump-would-doom-the-us-department-of-education-and-harm-texas-teachers-35578629). General Content Disclaimer The content on this website, including articles …
Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Attorney General Ken Paxton this week withdrew an eight-year-old legal opinion that gave private nonprofits the green light to ban guns on land they lease from a city — a move that comes …
Sign up for the We the Texans newsletter to receive twice-monthly updates on our year-long initiative dedicated to boosting civic engagement and chronicling how democracy is experienced in Texas. A nonprofit focused on increasing Latinos’ civic participation sued Attorney General Ken Paxton in federal court Friday so it could continue its voter registration efforts after …
Weathered Souls Brewing Co., the San Antonio craft brewer known for its Black Is Beautiful social-justice campaign, is shutting down. In a Thursday Facebook post, Weathered Souls thanked the community for its support and trumpeted achievements that supporters helped it attain during eight years in operation. This article was originally published by Sanford Nowlin at …
San Antonio’s Hotel Emma is again in the international spotlight, this time for receiving the city’s first-ever Two Key rating from Michelin’s hotel guide. The Michelin guide — the French tire company’s second-ever edition including U.S. hotels — came out on Wednesday. Only three Texas properties received the prestigious Two-Key rating. This article was originally …
After more than a decade in its Broadway brick-and-mortar location, San Antonio Italian mainstay Fratello’s Market & Deli shut its doors permanently in January. Now, the popular eatery has been reincarnated as a food truck — and its former head cook is running the show. Fratello’s To-Go suddenly appeared Sept. 7 on social media, announcing the …
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