San Antonio's recreational opportunities are average at best, according to study

While known for its tourist economy, San Antonio's only the middle of the pack among the nation's 100 biggest cities when it comes to both indoor and outdoor recreation, according to a new study. An analysis by personal finance site WalletHub ranked San Antonio at No. 39 for indoor and outdoor recre

What Property Owners Can Do To Detect Fraud

Real estate scams are on the rise. One con to be aware of is seller impersonation fraud, in which criminals sell owners’ property without their knowledge. Here are a few things you can do to find out if you’ve become a victim of fraud:Confirm Forwarding AddressMany scammers target unoccupied propert

San Antonio in the top 5 'geekiest' U.S. cities, study says

We all knew San Antonio residents have an affinity for geeky activities such as cosplay, comics and tabletop gaming. How else do you explain the kind of costumes many of them donned for last weekend's  SuperHero Comic Con & Car Show? But a new study suggests we're not just holding our own when it co

Family of San Antonio woman shot by police during mental-health episode sues city

The four children of Melissa Perez — the 46-year-old woman shot and killed by a trio of San Antonio police officers last month during a mental health crisis — have sued the city and the officers involved. SAPD's "formal and informal" policies and the policymakers' past failures to hold cops accounta