Texas is not prepared for Austin-San Antonio population boom, experts say

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. With the Austin and San Antonio regions expected to collectively grow from 5.2 million to 8.3 million people by 2050, Texas economic leaders and developers say investing in ef

San Antonio among worst cities to visit during holidays, study finds

For all its charms around this time of year, San Antonio is the 10th-worst city to travel to during the holiday season, according to a recent Forbes Advisor report. The personal finance site ranked the nation's 42 largest cities for the suckiness of their holiday travel experience using three key me

Class action lawsuit claims San Antonio-based USAA arbitrarily denies medical claims

A class action lawsuit filed in Washington Superior Court accuses San Antonio-based insurance giant USAA of skirting its responsibility to pay policyholders' medical bills by using an outside vendor's computer system designed to cut its payouts for healthcare claims. The plaintiffs — both USAA polic

These San Antonio bars and restaurants are holding holiday-themed pop-ups

Some folks celebrate the arrival of the holiday season with a drive through their neighborhood to gaze at twinkling lights. Others like to celebrate with food, libations and the company of other revelers. Good news for those in the latter camp: an array of San Antonio drinking and dining spots are k