141-year-old ‘Austin institution’ sweet haven stuns with closure announcement
‘Another domino falls in the old Austin scene.’
Palo Alto College hosting Mother’s Day serenade concert for moms and abuelas
Families can treat mom to a night where the trumpets sing, the violins sparkle and love takes center stage. SAN ANTONIO — Palo Alto College is turning up the cariño and tuning up the guitarrón for a Mother’s Day celebration that promises to strike all the right chords. The college will host “Serenata Para Las … Read more
SAPD searching for missing teen last seen on April 19 on west side
Police are asking for the public’s help locating Jacob Diaz, who was last seen April 19. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Police Department is asking for the public’s help finding a missing teenager last seen on the city’s west side. Authorities say Jacob Diaz, 15, was last seen April 19 in the 400 block of … Read more
Texas legislators investigating July 4 floods to hold first hearings
The two-day hearing comes as public scrutiny has centered in recent weeks on Camp Mystic, where 27 girls and the camp director died.
What to expect from the $2M retail center coming to San Antonio
The project owner says this location’s residential growth makes it an ideal spot for the strip.
Texas airline dethroned as No. 1 in new ranking
The newly ranked airline had the lowest rate of cancelations, delays, baggage mishaps and denied boardings, the study said.
San Antonio Zoo unveiling new Texas Waters mural at Friedrich Aquarium
The large-scale artwork will celebrate connected ecosystems and feature student-painted coral elements. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Zoo is adding a splash of art and conservation to one of its most historic spaces. The zoo will unveil “Texas Waters,” a new large-scale mural inside the Friedrich Aquarium during a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday, April 27 at … Read more