San Antonio's annual Tejano Conjunto Festival celebrates the South Texas music genre

The nation’s first and longest running conjunto festival is back for its 41st year. The annual Tejano Conjunto Festival en San Antonio will take place May 17-21 at the Guadalupe Theater and Rosedale Park, celebrating the music born in South Texas during the 19th century when Mexican American musicia

Renters of San Antonio Airbnbs hit with above-average 'junk fees,' according to research

If you're making summer travel plans that involve an Airbnb stay, you may want to watch out for high fees charged by property owners. Especially if your stay is taking you to San Antonio. Those booking an Airbnb property in the Alamo City wind up paying 37% in added charges — known in travel circles

San Antonio has among the worst-ranked hotels in the nation, study finds

San Antonio may advertise itself as a “world-class” tourist destination, but some travelers apparently think our hotels don't live up to that claim. A new study ranked San Antonio as having nation's the sixth-worst hotels based on their number of lousy ratings on TripAdvisor. Some 16% of all reviews

Gov. Greg Abbott threatens to veto pared-down school choice bill, warns of special sessions

Gov. Greg Abbott on Sunday said he would veto a toned-down version of a bill to offer school vouchers in Texas, and threatened to call legislators back for special sessions if they don't "expand the scope of school choice" this month. "Parents and their children deserve no less," he said in a statem