Melanie Love Salazar is a journalist based near Austin, Texas. She has written for publications such as the San Antonio Report, San Antonio Magazine, Her Campus Magazine, and LoneStarLive. She specializes in covering music, lifestyle, culture, and entertainment and is currently a Digital Trending Reporter for MySanAntonio.
Michelle Trachtenberg was reportedly set to be at SXSW before her death
Nearly a week after the tragic death of American actress Michelle Trachtenberg, a producer on the 39-year-old's final project has given insight into her final plans to step out in the public eye again. Following Trachtenberg's many roles across film and television, those who were close to her reported she had recently taken a step back from Hollywood.
Here's when Harry Styles' Pleasing brand returns with pop-up at Austin landmark
Harry Styles is bringing his beauty and lifestyle brand back to Austin for its second rodeo. After a mass turnout at the company's Pleasing Saloon left the company "floored" last year, the brand will host another pop-up event at an iconic city landmark this weekend.
Canyon Lake among top suburbs people want to move to in 2025
As more people become charmed by the idea of "big city, small town" living, suburban areas are becoming the most sought after places to live. Whether homebuyers are aspiring for a life in a growing metropolis or a slower-paced lifestyle, recent data shows that Texas cities offer the best of both worlds.
Homebuyers in Texas could score large price cuts this spring, Realtor.com says
Texas homebuyers may have more room to negotiate lower prices this spring, as recent data shows that sellers are reducing prices to match current market conditions. This month also marks the busiest time for home listings since 2021, offering a positive outlook for the season ahead.
Daylight saving time 2025: When it is, and why we do it
In just over a week, Texas will once again "spring forward" for Daylight Saving Time, marking the end to a season of early darkness we never quite got used to.
Olivia Rodrigo pop-up to bring Lancôme perks to New Braunfels this weekend
Folks who experienced some "jealousy" after missing popstar Olivia Rodrigo's Texas tour stops last year have a chance to score merchandise, makeup and photos at a rare pop up near San Antonio this weekend. In celebration of the "good 4 u" singer's recent partnership with the Lancôme brand, fans are being invited to join in on the perks.
Pilot, passenger identified in deadly helicopter crash at massive Texas ranch
The two people involved in the helicopter crash in Kinney County have been identified by officials. Uvalde native William Garret Robertson was identified as the pilot and Earle Blakely Hunnicutt from Florida was the passenger of the helicopter, Kinney County Sheriff's Office officials told KSAT.
New Dollar Tree to open on San Antonio's expanding Northside
As San Antonio continues to observe a population increase, new businesses are popping up all over town, including in the city's bustling Northside. The area's Park North Shopping Center is set to feature a new dollar store amid its assortment of boutiques, restaurants, and entertainment sites.
Recall issued for popular nasal medicine sold at Walgreens, H-E-B and Amazon
As cold and flu season continues to surge, a popular nasal spray used to relieve symptoms of nasal congestion, sinusitis, and allergies has been recalled in a recent FDA announcement. The recall began on February 25, after samples of the product tested positive for a microbial contamination.
Helicopter crash near South Texas ranch reportedly kills 2
A helicopter has crashed in Kinney County, near the city of Uvalde, according to authorities with Uvalde County Justice of the Peace Precinct Six. The area of the crash is about 80 miles from San Antonio.
Secretive 'Sabadeaux Queseaux' parade pops up in Austin once a year. Here's why
It's not everyday you stumble across an ultra-exclusive, invite-only cheese parade. But when you do, you better believe it will be in Austin.
Planters' 'Nutmobile' begins 2024 Tour in San Antonio with full crew
Last month, the Planters snack company offered Texans a unique alternative to their day job: getting paid to travel across the country in a 26-foot-long peanut shaped vehicle, fittingly named "The Nutmobile.
Texas cities dominate list of best locations for young entrepreneurs
For decades, career-driven individuals believed it necessary to reach their goals in star studded cities like New York or Los Angeles. However, a new study suggests success can be found a lot closer to home.
Measles surge sparks Northside Independent School District to take action
Following a possible measles exposure at several San Antonio locations on February 15, Northside Independent School District (NISD) has issued a letter with recommendation action for parents and guardians to help prevent further spread of the illness.
Fraudulent texts are targeting Texas toll users, TxDOT warns
As if San Antonians don’t witness enough jump scares on Texas highways, thousands of drivers are now facing a new threat: a phishing scam targeting toll users. The scam, which claims to collect “unpaid toll balances,” has been circulating nationwide.