For the past few years, the Austin City Limits Music Festival lineup has been making people feel old. It doesn't look like that feeling is going away in 2024 — in fact, it may be intensifying, with an even more prominent platforming of new and young artists. The festival is returning October 4-6 and 11-13 with more than 100 acts on nine stages.

Welcome to Retirement Mecca 2-1-0! San Antonio ranked as the city with the second-highest net inflow of people 60 and older who relocate here from outside the state, according to a new study by financial site SmartAsset. Only Mesa, Arizona, attracted more older, out-of-state residents.

Photo by Ronald Cortes/Getty Images Checking the pulse on which Spurs should be back with the team in the 2024-2025 season. The NBA Draft Lottery takes place next Sunday, meaning the offseason is about to start ramping up for the Spurs. After the lottery, the San Antonio Spurs will have a better idea of how many picks they have in the draft, and where they will be. That should help frame their strategy for the rest of the summer. San Antonio is going to be faced with a lot of questions this offseason. Not only do they need to decide who they are going to add, but who they want to keep this summer. The Spurs have just four players hitting free agency this summer: Cedi Osman, Dominick Barlow, Sandro Mamukelashvili and David Duke Jr. They’ll also have contract decisions to make on Devonte’ Graham, Charles Bassey and Julian Champagnie, who have non-guaranteed contracts for next season. We want to hear from the readers on which players you’d like to see re-sign with the Spurs, and who you’d like to see walk in free agency. On that same note, which players on the fringes of the Spurs roster do you think deserve a larger role next season? Vote in the survey below and sound off in the comments with your ideas! Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in San Antonio Spurs fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Please take our survey

Austin-based Goodblend, one of three suppliers approved under Texas' limited medical marijuana program, on Tuesday opened its first permanent San Antonio pickup location. The Goodblent storefront at 18720 Stone Oak Parkway will allow qualifying patients who place online orders for the prescriptions to pick them up the following day. Prior to the opening, patients had to schedule pickups around timed deliveries to a partner medical office in the Alamo City.