Alamodome pulling in record-setting crowds in run-up to 30th anniversary

With more than a million guests passing through its gates since January of last year, the Alamodome has experienced surges in both attendees and crowd-drawing events. So much so that officials with the sports and events facility are calling this one of the best stretches in in its nearly 30-year his

Supporters of San Antonio Justice Charter accuse city attorney Andy Segovia of undermining democracy

Supporters of the proposed San Antonio ballot initiative that would decriminalize marijuana and abortion during a Monday press conference accused City Attorney Andy Segovia of working to kill the measure, thereby undermining democracy. Supporters of the San Antonio Justice Charter said Segovia's cla

As COVID-19 grabbed the world’s attention, Texas’ efforts to control tuberculosis slipped

Narciso Lopez has spent more than two decades working to control the spread of tuberculosis in South Texas. He used to think that when patient traffic into the clinics where he worked was slow, that meant the surrounding community was healthy.

Don't be salty: here's where to get a National Margarita Day deal in San Antonio Feb. 22

If you’re like us, you don’t need a pinche food holiday to tell you its okay to sip margs all day — but alas, National Margarita Day exists anyway. So, on Wednesday, Feb. 22, several local bars and restaurants are celebrating in a big way. Here’s where you can get yourself a deal — or just a special