Black and Hispanic Texans say they don’t trust the quality of their water

Black and Hispanic people and those living in low-income Texas communities are highly concerned about the quality of their drinking water, a new survey shows. Commissioned by the nonprofit organization Texas Water Trade, the survey included responses from 650 households in both rural border communit

These San Antonio restaurants will celebrate Mardi Gras with special menus, parties, events

From Fiesta to New Year's Eve, San Antonio definitely knows how to laissez bon temps rouler. Which may explain why so many folks here also like to partake in Mardi Gras celebrations. We dug up six Alamo City eateries offering up Cajun and Creole food and music to celebrate the annual fête.

Black Restaurant Week San Antonio kicks off Feb. 26, featuring nearly 30 restaurants, food trucks

Black Restaurant Week San Antonio is back for 2023, reviving its partnership with Spurs legend Tim Duncan to raise money for the San Antoni Food Bank. The weeklong fundraiser will kick off Sunday, Feb. 26. Nearly 30 eateries, food trucks and health and wellness services will participate this year, r

Owner of San Antonio bar Moses Rose's says negotiations with state officials for its sale have failed

City council's vote to invoke eminent domain to force the sale of downtown bar Moses Rose's Hideout doesn't appear to have hastened a deal. The owner of the Houston Street business, which lies in the footprint of the planned $150 million Alamo Visitor Center and Museum, told KSAT that Wednesday’s ne