Yanaguana Indian Arts Festival returns to San Antonio's Briscoe Museum Saturday

In celebration of people who played an instrumental role in shaping the city of San Antonio, the Yanaguana Indian Arts Festival is an all-day cultural celebration of Native American identity and achievement. Scheduled throughout the day, activities including pow wow-style drum circles and dancing by

San Antonio among worst city for singles, study finds

Even though local landmarks like the River Walk and the San Antonio Botanical Garden seem tailor made for romance, our city ranks among the worst in the nation to be single, according to a new study. Online rental marketplace Zumper analyzed data from the nation's 100 largest cities to come up with

VIA offering free trips to San Antonio voters this Tuesday

VIA Metropolitan Transit is offering free rides to the polls as San Antonians prepare to vote in this Tuesday's election on 14 state constitutional amendments. Passengers who present a valid voter registration card will get a free lift courtesy of the "Ride VIA to Vote" initiative, officials with th

Video of alleged Islamophobic attack in San Antonio suburb goes viral

A viral video allegedly documenting an Islamophobic attack in an affluent San Antonio subdivision has its poster calling on the public to help identify the perpetrator, whom he claims hurled rocks at a woman's car because she was wearing a head scarf. The incident reportedly happened around 1:40 p.m