An interior designer’s elaborately restored 1942 San Antonio home is now for sale

A 1942 Terrell Hills home has hit the market for just under $2.6 million, and the mention in its sales listing that it underwent a “full renovation” in 2021 may qualify as Understatement of the Year. The property is owned by a married attorney and interior designer, according to property records — a

San Antonio woman goes viral after complaining about ‘crazy Hispanics’ at Spurs game

A video appearing to show an elderly Anglo woman caught complaining about the number of Latinos attending a recent San Antonio Spurs game has gone viral on social media. In the clip, a woman near center court in a premium seating area texts someone named “Chris.” In the online exchange, she takes is

Broadway in San Antonio’s 2026-2027 season to bring classics, plenty of debuts

Broadway in San Antonio’s newly unveiled 2026-27 season at the Majestic Theatre will include 11 touring shows, including classics such as The Phantom of the Opera and The Sound of Music along with five debuts, among them Alicia Keys’ Hell’s Kitchen. In addition to Hell’s Kitchen, this season’s San A

San Antonio City Council OKs rule to stop future developments from displacing residents

Roughly a year and a half after the city OKed a new minor league baseball park whose surrounding development will raze one of downtown’s few low-cost apartment complexes, City Council voted to make it harder for such a project to move forward in the future. On Thursday, council voted unanimously to