Beloved San Antonio-area restaurant could return. Here’s what we know
Developers say it could happen — but there are no promises yet.
Developers say it could happen — but there are no promises yet.
After a 74-year-old woman was critically injured crossing General McMullen, the city is now pushing for $1 million in safety upgrades. SAN ANTONIO — The City of San Antonio is looking to make a dangerous stretch of road safer after a serious crash left an elderly woman critically injured. City leaders have applied for a … Read more
Most Texans will feel the impacts of this arctic air set to sweep the state.
The owner of Mary Jane’s CBD says the new rules could affect 60 to 70 percent of their overall sales. SAN ANTONIO — New state rules restricting the sale of smokeable hemp products and drastically raising licensing fees are set to go into effect next Tuesday, prompting business owners across Texas to prepare for major … Read more
We head to Stretch Zone on the city’s northeast side to find out about their assisted stretching technique. SAN ANTONIO — We’re all on our screens a lot more these days, and that means more of a sedentary lifestyle. Add to that overworking, and muscle tension is often at a high. But something many of … Read more
No injuries were reported. Nine students were aboard one bus. SAN ANTONIO — Two buses from Southwest Independent School District were involved in a crash Wednesday afternoon on the far southwest side, officials said. According to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office, the school buses crashed in the area of Macdona Lacoste Road and Loop 1604. … Read more
About five and a half miles of Alamo City road is named for the late civil rights leaders, freshly accused of sexual misconduct and abuse. SAN ANTONIO — Renaming the San Antonio street that currently bears Latino civil rights leader and alleged sexual abuser Cesar Chavez’s name could cost about $205,000, according to city documents. … Read more