We get some relief coming out here to these events. It gives me a lot of support, and I feel like I'm not alone.” ...

San Antonio offers a free preschool program for infants and toddlers, helping set them up for success in elementary school.

SAN ANTONIO – Thousands gathered Monday morning on the East Side for the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. March. San Antonio’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. March, which honors King’s life and legacy, is ...

Long before Antonio Blakeney was indicted by federal officials for his role in an alleged college basketball point-shaving conspiracy that U.S. Attorney David Metcalf described a blow to "the ...

First published in the spring of 1994, two months before the birth of Amazon and one month after the death of Kurt Cobain, Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott has far outlasted the era of its origin, becoming ...

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San Antonio’s real estate market has a turnover rate of 45 sales per 1,000 housing units. Credit: Instagram / uhaul San Antonio’s real-estate market is experiencing the highest turnover rate of any ...

True crime writer Skip Hollandsworth hit San Antonio with bone-chilling stories and a packed house...what a night for true-crime lovers! 🕵️ Donald Trump issues new warning on looming Supreme Court ...

Samuel Rocha IV is a journalist born and raised on San Antonio soul music, Spurs basketball and mini tacos. Despite being the country’s seventh-largest city, San Antonio, in South Texas, never feels ...

The trajectory of Antonio Brown’s life reads like a cautionary tale written in neon—brilliant, spectacular, then suddenly extinguished. Once celebrated as one of the National Football League’s most ...

SAN ANTONIO — Award-winning journalist and "Texas Monthly" executive editor Skip Hollandsworth is coming to San Antonio next week for a free author event hosted by the San Antonio Book Festival in ...

When Joe Fiore decided to open his first deli, he didn’t look to Manhattan or start from scratch. Instead, he looked homeward—to the Bronx, where he’d spent years running his restaurant Antonio’s ...