Folks can honor their departed furry friends at the San Antonio Zoo's animal ofrenda

Those who’ve lost their four-legged family members can honor their lives and legacy by leaving their photo at the San Antonio Zoo’s animal ofrenda in celebration of Día de Los Muertos. The altar, which is currently up at the San Antonio Zoo, is a place where guests can add their personal memories, f

Texas Rep from San Antonio says he'd force daughter to birth child if she'd been raped

Texas House District 118 Democratic candidate Kristian Carranza is ripping into incumbent State Rep. John Lujan after the Republican said he would force his daughter — if he had one — to carry a pregnancy to term if she was raped. The comment came Thursday during a Texas Public Radio candidate forum

Teriyaki Madness chain opening two additional San Antonio restaurants

After first entering the San Antonio market at the end of 2022, the Seattle-based Teriyaki Madness chain has two additional restaurants under development here. The fast-casual Asian chain, which launched its first Alamo City store near UTSA, now has locations in the works at Brooks City Base and the

Southwest Airlines sues city of San Antonio because it wants to be in new terminal

Southwest Airlines filed a federal lawsuit against the City of San Antonio on Thursday over ongoing disagreements about a lease renewal at San Antonio International Airport. Southwest's lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in San Antonio, accuses city officials of wrongfully discriminating against