Visit San Antonio' reports the Alamo City offers more than two dozen Day of the Dead events at the end of each October.

San Antonio’s food scene has experienced major changes in 2025. Here are some of the restaurants San Antonio has said goodbye to this year.

San Antonio's 2025 Day of the Dead River Parade saw record-breaking attendance, with more than 15,000 tickets sold and an estimated 35,100 people.

San Antonio's Metropolitan Health District is warning of drastic cuts to programming, including its diabetes prevention workshops, as a funding stream it has relied on for more than a decade comes to an end.

Military veterans and active-duty members can enjoy free admission to the San Antonio Zoo for the entire month of November, according to a news release.

After the video of the incident spread, many took to social media to express anger about Miller's release from jail, some even appearing to post her address online. This article originally published at San Antonio poodle whipper who went viral can't own a pet during her probation, judge says.

The San Antonio Fire Department has confirmed two people are in critical condition following a crash at a west-side intersection. Around 9:15 p.m., officials responded to the intersection of North General McMullen and Ruiz Street after receiving reports of a multi-vehicle crash.

The San Antonio airport is launching its updated Disabled Veteran & Military Plates Parking Program, starting Nov. 1.The program offers the follow

A wind-fueled fire at a San Antonio moving company burned several trailers filled with cardboard and pallets Wednesday morning, but no one was hurt, according to fire officials.

San Antonio police responded to the Nova Lofts apartments on Rainbow Drive near Austin Highway around 10 p.m. for reports of a shooting. The shooting happened in the parking lot, and the suspect fled from the scene. The victim, a man in his 20s, was taken to BAMC with a gunshot wound to his leg.

Gamez also started writing romance, and her second book, “ Kiss Me, Maybe ,” came out this fall. The 2025 Texas Book Festival pick follows a library assistant named Angela who goes viral by accident when she posts a video online that the masses interpret as a thirst trap.