One recent incident involved a teen boy who says a grown man slapped him while he was with friends. SAN ANTONIO — A 15-year-old boy’s game of pickup basketball with friends turned into a shocking experience when he says he saw a group of men rifling through his backpack Monday night. It happened on the … Read more
The fair for the sixth year will host sensory-friendly mornings every Wednesday during three-week run at Fair Park: Oct. 2, Oct. 9 and Oct. 16. DALLAS — The State Fair of Texas on Tuesday announced dates and times for its annual sensory-friendly offerings for 2024. The fair for the sixth year will host sensory-friendly mornings … Read more
The decision to go ahead with the Seine swim for the triathlon competitions is a big win for the city and Olympics organizers. PARIS, France — After days of delays and uncertainty over water quality in the Seine River, the women’s and men’s Olympic triathlon races will go forward Wednesday with a swim in the famed … Read more
NEW YORK – It is not easy to be an outsider in country music, but Orville Peck has made a career out of it. On his third album, “Stampede,” his nonconformist spirit has led to collaborations with everyone from Willie Nelson and Elton John to Mickey Guyton and Kylie Minogue. Recommended Videos When the South … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — Centro San Antonio is calling on local area artists and curators for a new pop-up gallery. The organization said this is all part of the larger goal of strengthening the local arts community. The gallery, called Centro La Zona, is located off West Commerce just down the road from Market Square. Centro … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — Dozens of athletes who were born, grew up or train in Texas are competing at the Paris Olympics this summer—and three of them with ties to San Antonio have a chance to make the Alamo City proud. San Antonio-born sprinter Fred Kerley is preparing for his shot at Olympic gold.. or rather, two … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The University of Incarnate Word community is mourning the loss of a beloved former school president. Sr. Margaret Patrice Slattery, a founding congregation member of UIW, passed away last weekend. Recommended Videos Slattery served as president of UIW from 1972 to 1985 after teaching at St. Frances of Rome School in Illinois, … Read more