River Walk gets chilly this summer with debut of San Antonio’s first ice bar
Patrons don parkas and gloves before entering the Alamo IceBar, located beneath the Aztec Theatre.
FBI warns parents of social media being used to lure teens into robberies
The FBI says teens are being scouted via social media to take part in robberies or to be lured away from home, where they become victims of crimes.
A Bag Filled with Hope
A handbag can hold a phone, a wallet, a set of keys, a favorite lip balm, a snack for a child, or the few things someone grabs when they have to leave quickly. A backpack can carry school papers, a stuffed animal, a change of clothes, or the small pieces of a child’s world when home no longer feels safe.
Cities where you can still buy a luxury property for less than the cost...
Some growing metros are still pricing their most luxurious homes at well below the national average - and buyers are taking note.
10 Best Fathers Day Restaurants in San Antonio
Jump to: Steakhouses & Hearty Eats | Father’s Day Brunch | Casual Drafts & BBQ | Know Before You Go | FAQs. Father’s Day is the ultimate excuse to give Dad a break from the grill and let San Antonio’s premier culinary spots do the heavy lifting. Whether your dad prefers a deeply marbled ribeye in a white-tablecloth din
‘Will they attack me?’: Texas transplant discovered this summer menace
When you hear them, you know it's about to get hot.
‘We are one’: San Antonio celebrates annual Juneteenth Festival
SAN ANTONIO – More than 100 people participated during San Antonio’s annual Juneteenth parade on Saturday, by traveling nearly three miles to honor freedom, history and community. The San Antonio Juneteenth Coalition started the day at Sam Houston High School with the parade, which included people walking, riding...
PHOTOS: Camels return to the Alamo ahead of World Camel Day
SAN ANTONIO — Visitors to The Alamo got a rare glimpse into Texas history Saturday as camels returned to the historic site just days before World Camel Day. Hosted by The Alamo, the event explained why the U.S. Army used camels in the 1850s, including at The Alamo. Camels...
This Texas Restaurant Serves Prime Rib That Locals Call The Gold Standard
Some people chase the latest food trends. Others just want a really good piece of meat. This place falls into the second category, and that is exactly why locals keep coming back. The prime rib is slow roasted, carved right there at the table, and served with a side of au jus that could double as a soup.
Grief, trauma, anger: A year later, Beitel Creek flood horror won’t go away
Survivors and family members of the 13 victims are still trying to make sense of the disaster that took their loves ones and changed their lives forever.
