You can’t run a tight ship if your paint is starting to chip. SAN ANTONIO — One of San Antonio’s most well-known captains is taking a break. No, we’re not talking about Tim Duncan. Jolly Jack, the 10-foot-tall captain who has stood watch by Sea Island Shrimp House’s original north-side location since 1965, is stepping … Read more
It also misrepresents the status of some ingredients that would trigger the action. DALLAS — A new Texas law promoting the Trump administration’s “Make America Healthy Again” agenda requires first-ever warning labels on foods like chips and candies that contain dyes and additives not allowed in other countries. It could have far-reaching effects on the nation’s … Read more
While the complete ban will take effect in September, lawmakers have given it a best-before date. AUSTIN, Texas — Two-thirds of Americans are willing to try lab-grown or “cultivated” meat, according to one study. But if you live in Texas, it might be a while before you get the chance. This past Friday, Gov. Greg … Read more
Carlos Portillo receives over 40 years in prison for killing his wife, Sheila-Jo Hanks, at Oak Creek Apartments in January 2024. SAN ANTONIO — The family of a woman killed by her husband in 2024 spoke out following a murder conviction. On Monday, Carlos Portillo was found guilty and sentenced to over 40 years in … Read more
Residents have signed a petition calling on management to hear them out and consider halting the fence removal plans and new fee for involuntary mowing services. SAN ANTONIO — Residents of a west-side mobile home community are fed up and fearing for their safety after they say corporate management gave notice about the impending removal … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs have one of the most storied histories in the NBA. Want proof? Look at their trophy room: Five championships are definitely history book-worthy. But the way they won those championships was through the draft. Every Spurs championship team’s top players were drafted by the Silver & Black—from David … Read more
Gov. Abbott signed his longtime legislative priority into law this year, following approval by lawmakers. SAN ANTONIO — Texas lawmakers’ embrace of school choice this year answered the long-running question of whether the initiative would ever be approved in the state. But it’s likely sparked a whole host of new questions for parents across the … Read more