Tumultuous 2024: These 10 stories dominated San Antonio’s news cycle last year

Fast-growing San Antonio grappled with plenty of big-city problems during the 2024 news year, from affordable housing to stray animals. Meanwhile, Texas’ topsy-turvy politics made plenty of other headlines that had an impact on the Alamo City. Here’s a look at the 10 biggest news stories of 2024, as

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Paper Tiger Free Week, Wayne Hancock, Max Diaz

Now that the holidays are behind us, the parties have slowed down and family is cleared out of the house, music fans are free to get back to their favorite venues and enjoy fresh sounds. Good thing they have plenty to choose from in San Antonio this week. Let's dive right in.

SeaWorld San Antonio offering free one-year admission to Texas teachers, preschoolers

SeaWorld San Antonio is offering free one-year admission to Texas teachers and preschoolers, park officials said this week. Credentialed Texas pre-K through 12th-grade teachers with an active school ID can register for SeaWorld’s new Teacher Card. The card offers free access to the San Antonio theme

Trump vows to rename Gulf of Mexico the 'Gulf of America'

In his latest is-he-trolling-or-is-he-really-that-fucking-stupid pronouncement, President-elect Donald Trump vowed to rename the Gulf of Mexico — the only body of water bordering Texas — the Gulf of America. The threat came during a rambling, hour-long press conference Tuesday at his Mar-a-Lago reso