Steamy San Antonio Wakes Up To Brutal Heat And Blustery Gusts
San Antonio rolled into Sunday morning, June 28, 2026, under mostly cloudy, sticky skies, with temperatures already in the upper 70s. The warm start will not last long. Thermometers are expected to surge to around 95°F this afternoon, with the heat index making it feel more like the low 100s. South-southeast breezes wi
Neon Pride Lights Up Crockett Park As San Antonio Packs North Main
On Saturday, June 27, 2026, a crowd in the hundreds gathered at Crockett Park in San Antonio for "Pride Bigger Than Texas," the city's signature Pride festival. Attendees spread out across the park for live music, vendor booths and community services before capping the night with a neon-lit parade along North Main Aven
10 Underrated Texas Restaurants That Are Easy To Overlook And Impossible To Forget
How many of Texas’s best meals are hiding one exit past the place everyone else stops at?. Texas rewards the curious, especially the ones willing to follow a quieter exit ramp instead of the loudest sign. One minute, the road is all gas stations, pickup trucks, and fading sun....
Teen seriously hurt in West Side hit-and-run, suspects drives off and is at large
SAN ANTONIO — A teenage pedestrian was seriously injured after being struck by a truck in a hit-and-run crash on the West Side. The crash happened around 10:50 p.m. on Saturday night, in the 6600 block of Commerce. Police said the pedestrian was walking across the roadway when a white truck hit him.
What to Know About San Antonio’s Official 4th of July Celebration at Woodlawn Lake
AT A GLANCE Free Giveaways Start at 10 a.m. During San Antonio’s Official Fourth of July Celebration San Antonio’s official Fourth of July celebration returns to Woodlawn Lake Park on Saturday, July 4, with a full day of free family activities, live entertainment, carnival rides, food vendors and a fireworks spectacula
Family, friends remember local cook after deadly train incident
SAN ANTONIO - Friends, family, and former coworkers are remembering David Stakes as "one of the kindest, most genuine people" after he was killed in a train incident near downtown on Wednesday night. Stakes, 40, died after he was struck by a passing train around 10 p.m. near East Lachapelle...
San Antonio-born fashion designer featured in new Vogue summer issue
'It was really an honor to represent Latino, Mexican American families in something as big as Vogue.'
Severe storms to slam North Texas with hail, damaging winds and tornado chance
Parts of Texas could be in for some roller coaster-like weather as storms hit.
San Antonio Explained: Why was downtown’s ‘Torch of Friendship’ created
The downtown sculpture called “La Antorcha de la Amistad,” or “The Torch of Friendship,” was unveiled in 2002.
Second cannonball found at the Alamo may have sat untouched since the 1836 siege
"It's just a huge kind of once-in-a-lifetime deal — but obviously it's happened twice."
