A century of dioramas, dinosaurs and discoveries: Witte Museum turns 100 with millions of years on exhibit
The Witte Museum is turning 100 with thousands of artifacts and specimens in its collection and millions of years of scientific discovery.
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Michelin Guide recognizes 16 San Antonio restaurants. Three retain Michelin stars.
Barbecue joints, fine dining restaurants, pizzerias, brunch eateries and many others made the cut for the prestigious Michelin Guide.
Hegseth’s Texas tour featured faith-based military messaging — a trend that’s worrying some chaplains
A former Pentagon chaplain in San Antonio is worried about the direction the U.S. military is heading, while others applaud the changes.
Grunt Style closing Broadway location as part of nationwide layoffs
The San Antonio-based retailer that markets to veterans and military aficionados, is laying off 19 retail employees at its Broadway location.
Meet the candidates for Texas Lieutenant Governor on the Nov. 3 ballot
Incumbent Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick faces Rep. Vikki Goodwin (D-Austin) and nominees from the Libertarian Party and Green Party.
SAWS board OKs 2027 budget with a rate increase. City Council has the final vote Thursday.
The San Antonio Water System moved one step closer to a rate increase in 2027. The average residential monthly bill would rise by $3.91.
San Antonio leaders not ready to waive fees to fix Timberwood neighborhood’s sewage nightmare
A developer’s experimental septic system now threatens water for the entire county. Who should have to pay to fix it?
City scraps plans for parking garage as part of Project Marvel improvements in 2027 bond
Working with TxDOT, the City of San Antonio trimmed its infrastructure wish list for the 2027 bond and the sports and entertainment district.
Growing GLP-1 trend sparks changes to San Antonio and chain restaurant menus
The rising popularity of GLP-1 medications has led local restaurateurs and national chains to create special protein-focused menu items.
How a 16-unit apartment complex and new restaurant could be a model for development in San Antonio’s urban core
Ashby Place developers are adding apartments and a restaurant to the infill project. City officials want to see similar efforts elsewhere.