Fest of Tails brings a day of kite-flying and dog-themed fun to San Antonio's McAllister Park

San Antonio's annual kite and dog-themed event Fest of Tails is back for its 17th year this spring. Held in McAllister Park near the dog park and pump track, the free, family-friendly festival features a variety of activities including kite-flying, a pet parade and costume contest, tree and plant gi

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott doesn't want to be Trump's running mate, expert says

During Thursday's Hannity segment at Eagle Pass's Shelby Park, presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump said that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is "absolutely" on his short list of potential running mates. In Trump's babbling response, he said that Abbott has "done a great job" and is "somebody th

San Antonio metro among best for first-time homebuyers, study finds

For the second consecutive year, the San Antonio-New Braunfels metro ranks among the best spots for first-time homebuyers, according to a study published this month by Creditnews Research. The San Antonio metro ranked as the No. 3 best metro for first-time home buyers, just behind the Austin-Round R

San Antonio officials and firefighters cautiously optimistic about securing new union contract

San Antonio and the city's powerful firefighters union will begin negotiations on a new labor agreement on Thursday, according to the Express-News. The current contract, agreed upon in 2020 following a scorched earth approach from the union, expires at the end of this year. Even so, officials involv