Ever wondered why so many people are moving to San Antonio? There are a few reasons, and it's not just affordability.

The 39th Annual MLK March and Celebration in San Antonio was on Monday, Jan. 19.

A new mural adorning part of an underpass on San Antonio’s East Side highlights the community’s role in the Civil Rights era.

The look is vivid — a strong mix of black-and-white and color elements. Each section is divided with East Side Street names.

DreamWeek in San Antonio brings 17 days of art, education, and entertainment from January 9-31 at venues citywide — all with a mission of rejoicing in the shared humanity envisioned in Martin Luther ...

When visitors come to San Antonio for the first time, they are often told there are three "must see" places they should visit: The Alamo, the Riverwalk and Mi Tierra Café. The downtown eatery has been ...

A new exhibit opens at the San Antonio Art League & Museum, and it’s not just one artist being displayed. Vicki Fields is on ...

It’s easy to categorize areas of the country as being unfriendly to LGBTQ citizens, but focusing on entire states can mean that queer travelers might miss out on some incredibly welcoming and diverse ...

San Antonio pulled back promised grant funding for 11 arts organizations in order to safeguard millions in federal dollars. The shakeup comes as the Trump administration continues to ban programs at ...

The showrunner alleges the San Antonio reality TV show will look a lot different from the various iterations of reality TV ...

Mexican culture helped shape this country, but acceptance still isn’t the same as equality. My father once told me a story I’ve carried my entire life. He grew up on San Antonio’s West Side — the poor ...

SAN ANTONIO — Presenting Giacomo Puccini’s “Madama Butterfly” to start its second season, Opera San Antonio on Thursday proved its first-season success with Richard Strauss’ “Salome” was not a fluke.