San Antonio Zoo launches savanna safari tours

The San Antonio Zoo on Friday launched Conserfari Tours — an immersive African safari-style experience where visitors can get up close and personal with African mammals from the comfort of a Toyota pickup truck. The tours mimic those found at attractions such as Disney’s Animal Kingdom and Natural B

San Antonio native Fidel Ruiz-Healy screening TV pilot Stars Diner at SXSW

For filmmaker and San Antonio native Fidel Ruiz-Healy and his longtime co-writer and director Tyler Walker, the idea for their latest short project started during a visit to what Ruiz-Healy describes as a “lousy diner” in Austin. At the diner, Ruiz-Healy, Walker, co-writer and producer Mary Neely an

San Antonio artist Barbara Felix's new exhibition celebrates the joy of women in movement

San Antonio visual artist Barbara Felix is engaged in an ongoing portrait project that seeks to capture the confidence of women through fluid movement. Work from that project, The Glorious Way She Moves, is now on display at the Mercury Project in an exhibition that shares the name of Felix's series

Embattled Texas GOP Sen. John Cornyn defies Trump (finally) by defending CHIPS Act

Well, well, well. Looks like U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, may show signs of a spine after all. Cornyn this week took a stand against President Donald Trump’s plans to abolish the Biden-era CHIPS and Sciences Act.