San Antonio Zoo asks Boomers to include it in their estate planning

The San Antonio Zoo has launched a new tool to help animal lovers include the nonprofit facility in their wills. Officials with the zoological park said they have struck a deal with estate planning website FreeWill to ensure those who want to donate can do so for free and via an easy-to-use platform

San Antonio joins prestigious network of global cities of gastronomy

San Antonio is one of just three U.S. cities recently accepted into the prestigious Delice Network, according to city officials. The Delice Network is a global club of 25 culturally significant cities dedicated to celebrating and promoting food and gastronomy. Chicago and Tucson, Arizona, were the o

Under Ken Paxton, Texas’ civil Medicaid fraud unit is falling apart

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After censure votes, San Antonio City Council to debate code of conduct

After casting three separate votes to censure its members — including District 10's Marc Whyte — San Antonio City Council will deliberate Thursday on passing a code of conduct. In addition to this month's vote on Whyte, who was charged with driving while intoxicated, council has over the past 14 mon