New advocates are calling for a San Antonio-Austin rail line, but we've been down this track before

San Antonio and Austin, two of the fastest-growing U.S. cities, sit just 80 miles apart. That's too close for regular flights and just far enough for a drive up Interstate 35 to be a real pain in the ass.

San Antonio artist Gilberto Durán, whose work adorns many high-profile restaurants, has died

Gilbert Durán, a self-taught artist whose work adorns many of the Alamo City's most popular restaurants and businesses, died on Tuesday, according to social media posts by friends. Durán was a Southtown fixture, where he worked out of his Studio 911, producing colorful, dramatic paintings that could

Breaking down Between the Buried and Me's complex work ahead of the band's latest tour

Between the Buried and Me makes for a challenging listen — and fans will tell you that's exactly what draws them to the band's lengthy compositions and heavy, intense sound. The cult favorite group, which plays Vibes Event Center on Thursday, July 20, assembles a mix of metal from prog to extreme, t

Festival of Chariots returns to San Antonio's Woodlawn Lake Park on Saturday

One of the oldest street festivals in the world returns to San Antonio for the fourth consecutive year as local group Bliss House Meditation Center brings the Festival of Chariots — better known across the globe as Ratha Yatra — back to Woodlawn Lake Park. Translated as "chariot journey" in Sanskrit