The free, family-friendly event will bring live music, food and local culture to downtown San Antonio on April 18. SAN ANTONIO — A new Fiesta event is making its debut in downtown San Antonio—bringing music, food and Texas heritage to the heart of the city. The Chaparral Music and Heritage Festival will take over Travis … Read more
The Texas Public Policy Foundation awarded a $70,000 grant to Schreiner University’s Texas Center, which is led by a historian guiding the state in its social studies revision.
A group of 19 camps said fiber-optic internet that lawmakers ordered them to install after last year’s floods is too expensive or impossible to get.
Vincent Gracia lost his father to colorectal cancer earlier this year and says more awareness is needed. SAN ANTONIO — Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer diagnosed in both men and women in the U.S. with over 150,000 new cases expected this year alone. Today we introduce you to one young man who … Read more
Officials say one person was rushed to the hospital with a serious stab wound following an early morning incident on the south side. SAN ANTONIO — A man was injured early Thursday morning in a stabbing at a south side gas station, and police are continuing to investigate what led up to the incident. According … Read more
After months in the shelter, a spirited tortie with a neurological condition proves joy doesn’t need perfect balance. NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — Our “Forgotten Friends” series showcases a dog or cat each week that has spent a lengthy time at an area shelter, just waiting for someone to notice them and bring them home to … Read more
Residents around Medina Lake are facing dramatic lifestyle changes as water levels continue to drop, affecting recreation, well water reliability and overall safety. BANDERA COUNTY, Texas — For years, Medina Lake was the kind of place families across South Texas came to enjoy for a weekend on the water. Now, people who live there say … Read more