Local artist debuts first augmented reality exhibition at San Antonio Public Library

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Miguel Rodriguez’s “Zenith of Zeigarnik” will be on display until October 15. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Public Library showed off a new virtual experience in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month Tuesday, and it’s not too late to check it out. Zenith of Zeigarnik is the library’s first … Read more

Commissioners approve $2.8 billion Bexar County budget highlighted by flood preparation upgrades, more deputy constables

In finalizing the budget, county officials were able to avoid raising property taxes. SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County Commissioners Court on Tuesday approved next year’s budget, a $2.8 billion plan that accounts for upgraded flood prevention infrastructure, enhancements to various law enforcement initiatives and the ability for county animal control personnel to better respond … Read more

Video of clash over gender-identity content in Texas A&M children’s lit class leads to removals

After the video fueled outrage, two college leaders were removed from their administrative roles. TEXAS, USA — This article was originally published by our content partners at the Texas Tribune. Read the original article here. Facing growing political pressure, Texas A&M University President Mark A. Welsh III announced Monday evening that the dean and department … Read more

Arrest made following attacks on women at northwest Houston park two days in a row

Two women were nearly assaulted at Shepherd Park in northwest Houston on consecutive days at the end of August. HOUSTON — A juvenile suspect believed to be responsible for attacks on women at a northwest Houston park has been arrested, Precinct 1 Constable Alan Rosen announced Tuesday. The Houston Police Department made the arrest in cooperation … Read more

Houston mother identified decades after remains found in wooded area

A Harris County Jane Doe case from 1992 has been identified as 29-year-old Joann Zamora. Her homicide remains under investigation. HOUSTON — More than three decades after her remains were found in a wooded area, A Harris County Jane Doe from 1992 has been identified thanks to a non-profit that does investigative genealogy work. The … Read more

San Antonio-based business launches colorful rimming salt flavor ahead of Hispanic Heritage Month

Twang has launched its red, white and green Fiesta Lime Rimming Salt ahead of Hispanic Heritage Month. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio-based family-owned business known for elevating drinks and snacks with bold, South Texas-inspired tastes has announced a new colorful drink rimmer with a festive twist. Twang has launched its Fiesta Lime Rimming Salt, … Read more

San Antonio company launches colorful rimming salt flavor commemorating Hispanic Heritage Month

Twang has launched a red, white and green Fiesta Lime Rimming Salt ahead of Hispanic Heritage Month. SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio family-owned business known for elevating drinks and snacks with bold, South Texas-inspired tastes has announced a new colorful drink rimmer with a festive twist. Twang has launched its Fiesta Lime Rimming Salt, … Read more