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Kathleen Whittle and her husband Robert have been living in San Antonio for only two years and, because of the pandemic, have experienced only one San Antonio Fiesta — and that was last year’s truncated version of what is usually a city-wide event. “We were blown away by it,” she said. “But everyone kept telling … Read more

Welcome to the first of hopefully many weekly food new roundups centered on San Antonio’s burgeoning dining scene. As MySA’s new food reporter, I’ll summarize a handful of culinary happenings that range from openings, new menu items, pop-ups, and fast food expansions happening in San Antonio on a weekly basis. Unless this totally flops, in which case, … Read more

NEW DELHI (AP) — Indian conglomerate Adani Enterprises called off its $2.5 billion share offering after it lost tens of billions of dollars in market value due to fraud claims by a U.S.-based short-selling firm. Billionaire Gautam Adani ‘s company said Thursday it will review its plans for raising capital after it canceled the share … Read more

Follow the outages with our interactive tracker: More than 5,000 without power in New Braunfels New Braunfels Utilities has an outage map that shows 5,300 customers without power, about 10% of total customers. The utility company and the city of New Braunfels have opened a warming station at Gruene United Methodist Church, located at 2629 … Read more

Birria Tacos from Tejas Birria Courtesy of Tejas Birria San Antonio loves its birria, and diners are always looking for the next best place to get the saucy, stewed tacos with all the fixings. Lucky for us, a new birria food truck is joining the city’s expansive taco scene, creating a full circle moment for … Read more