San Antonio development firm proposes hotel for Pig Stand site

Developer GrayStreet Partners has submitted plans to the city showing that the firm wants to construct a hotel on the site of the shuttered Pig Stand diner, a longtime Broadway corridor landmark. GrayStreet purchased the property at 1508 Broadway in February, around the time when the eatery’s owner,

San Antonio's new flights to Europe came at a cost, and the money could be better spent

Editor's Note: Cityscrapes is a column of opinion and analysis. In case you missed Mayor Ron Nirenberg's recent bout of boosterism, San Antonio is now an "intercontinental city" that has "arrived on the world stage."

San Antonio airport art display shows off cars and bikes in tribute to the city's lowrider culture

San Antonio International Airport last week unveiled an exhibition showcasing cars, bikes and memorabilia that highlight the creativity and artistry of the city's long-standing lowrider culture. "Cruising into History — A Celebration of Lowriders in San Antonio," curated to honor Hispanic Heritage M

San Antonio man hurt after playing 'chicken' with oncoming train

An Alamo City man fucked around and found early Wednesday when he was struck by a locomotive he'd been playing "chicken" with, the Express-News reports. Shortly after midnight, San Antonio police responded to a call on the East Side near Burnet and North Cherry streets, the daily reports. Upon arriv