San Antonio taproom The Dooryard closing for 'well-deserved hiatus'

Self-serve beer and wine concept The Dooryard will close its doors Saturday after nearly three years in business. However, in an online post, officials with the Shavano Park taproom said it’s not goodbye for good.

Fotoseptiembre celebrates the medium of photography in and around San Antonio

This year marks the 29th Fotoseptiembre, an annual festival focused on photography-based exhibitions presented across the Alamo City and Texas Hill Country and an assortment of online galleries. Founded by photographer and composer Michael Mehl, the celebration provides a platform for photographers

San Antonio's budget boost for Animal Care Services not enough, critics say

Last week, a Bexar County grand jury indicted Christian Alexander Moreno and his wife Abilene Schnieder on charges of dangerous dog attack, a second-degree felony, and injury to the elderly causing bodily injury.  The couple, now facing up to 22 years in prison, owned the pit bulls that mauled 81-ye

LA mayor blasts Greg Abbott for sending migrant bus to her city during tropical storm

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass lambasted Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Monday for dropping off a busload of migrants in the city as it was buffeted by Tropical Storm Hilary. As Hilary dumped 7 inches of rain in downtown LA and flash flood warnings went out across Southern California, a bus dispatched by Abbo