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

San Antonio business tycoon Red McCombs dead at 95

Billionaire Billy Joe “Red” McCombs, one of San Antonio's highest-profile dealmakers, died Sunday at age 95, according to media reports. McCombs was well-known in the San Antonio community for his business ventures, sports ownership and philanthropic pursuits. “We mourn the loss of a Texan icon,” th

San Antonio's Alamodome to host first ever XFL Championship game in May

More than 24,000 fans packed into the Alamodome Sunday to watch the hometown Brahmas take on the St. Louis BattleHawks during the reincarnated XFL's inaugural weekend of play. Although the BattleHawks scored in the final minutes of the fourth quarter, beating the Brahmas 18-15, San Antonio still has