These San Antonio bars and restaurants are going further than green beer for St. Patrick's Day

When it comes to parties, it’s no secret San Antonio knows how to throw a good one. And for many local revelers, St. Patrick's Day, which falls on Friday, March 17, is a prime excuse. Here's a quick roundup of Alamo City spots offering special events that celebrate the patron saint of the Emerald Is

Spanish-speaking moviegoers think Netflix's new movie Chupa has a sucky name

San Antonians love scary tales of the the blood-sucking chupacabra, a creature from South American folklore, but many of them are likely to think the name Netflix’s new movie featuring the mythical beast just plain sucks. The movie Chupa, which begins streaming on April 7, follows a young protagonis

Seven injured, one critically, after tree branch falls on guests at San Antonio Zoo

Seven people were injured at the San Antonio Zoo on Wednesday afternoon when a large tree branch "unexpectedly broke and fell," KSAT reports. Six of the injured were treated at the zoo before being brought to a local hospital as a precaution, MySA reports.

San Antonio’s historic Cool Crest Miniature Golf and Metzger Biergarten now open for summer

One of the nation's oldest operating miniature golf attractions has reopened after its annual winter hibernation. Deco District mainstay Cool Crest Miniature Golf welcomed guests back to its two courses last weekend after being shuttered since mid-November, according to its owners. The facility clos