Head of San Antonio's AACOG on leave amid workplace investigation

The executive director of the Alamo Area Council of Governments, Diane Rath, is on administrative leave a week into an internal investigation of an employee complaint that she created a hostile work environment, the Express-News reports. San Antonio-based AACOG temporarily relieved Rath of duty Frid

Given its UFO history, San Antonio may have shot at Ring's $1 million alien prize

Home security company Ring recently grabbed headlines when it pledged to pay $1 million to anyone whose doorbell camera captured "unaltered" video of extraterrestrial life. Yes, it's a safe bet the competition is just a fun marketing ploy, but if any U.S. metro looks poised to cash in, it may well b

Artpace's 20th annual Chalk It Up will take over Houston Street Saturday, Oct. 14

"Dream Big!" is the theme of this year's Chalk It Up, which returns to downtown San Antonio for its 20th year. Organized by Artpace, the free and family-friendly event invites dreamers and artists of every caliber to get their hands dirty making sidewalk chalk creations.

Raza Cósmica film festival brings slate of Latinx and international sci fi to San Antonio

On a weekend during which a ring-of-fire eclipse will transform the skies over San Antonio, MonteVideo is bringing timely programming on the ground with its third annual Raza Cósmica: A Constellation of Sci-Fi Cinema. The film festival highlights Latinx and international filmmakers at locations acro