Year: 2024

This weekend in SA: Light up the night at a lantern festival, celebrate local heroes at a river parade and more

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It’s fitting that San Antonians can look forward to a weekend of comfortable, fall-like mornings with all the festive outdoor events lined up. SAN ANTONIO — What better way to bask in the cooler temperatures brought in by this week’s front than getting the family out for some festivities? The weekend ahead is jam-packed with … Read more

5 things to do this weekend: Get inspired at a Home and Garden Show, light up the night at a lantern festival, see a river parade and more

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It’s fitting that San Antonians can look forward to a weekend of comfortable, fall-like mornings with all the festive outdoor events lined up. SAN ANTONIO — What better way to bask in the cooler temperatures brought in by this week’s front than getting the family out for some festivities? The weekend ahead is jam-packed with … Read more

Texas Supreme Court blocks Ken Paxton’s appeal, gun ban will stay in place at State Fair of Texas

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On the eve of the fair’s opening day, Paxton’s emergency motion for temporary relief of the ban was denied. DALLAS — The Texas Supreme Court denied a request by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to block a gun ban by the State Fair of Texas, meaning the fair will go forward this weekend with the gun … Read more

Southwest Airlines accuses City of San Antonio of ‘unlawful bait and switch’ in new lawsuit

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A new decade-long lease agreement is expected to go into effect Oct. 1. Southwest is trying to stop that from happening. SAN ANTONIO — Southwest Airlines is escalating its impasse with San Antonio over what it calls “fundamentally flawed” airport terminal allocations, accusing the city and its aviation head of discriminating against the company in a … Read more