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This historic San Antonio home for sale comes with a rare basement and an attic ballroom

Written by on 28 August 2026

A Beacon Hill home designated a historic landmark by the City of San Antonio is now on the market — only the second time it’s ever been listed for sale. And the stately 1911 residence, listed for $875,000, isn’t something house hunters are likely to encounter every day. The property offers remarkable architectural details, high-quality millwork and […]

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9-year-old San Antonio student released from Dilley trailer prison

Written by on 28 August 2026

Nine-year-old San Antonio student Katherine Bracho and her father were released Friday from the South Texas Immigrant Processing Center in Dilley, roughly an hour southwest of the Alamo City. U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-San Antonio, met with the girl and her father earlier in the day as he made his ninth visit to the trailer […]

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FEMA still hasn’t approved most disaster aid for Texans hit by this year’s July floods

Written by on 28 August 2026

Six weeks after extensive floods damaged homes, bridges and roads across southwest Texas, President Donald Trump still has not made most of the requested federal disaster assistance available to individuals and local governments working to recover. The limbo leaves places such as Uvalde County with dozens of roads and multiple bridges in need of permanent […]

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San Antonio’s top 10 ‘neighborhood gem’ restaurants, according to OpenTable

Written by on 28 August 2026

There’s no shortage of delicious places to dine in San Antonio, but online restaurant-booking network OpenTable has unique insights into customers’ favorites thanks to the 500,000 new diner reviews it analyzes monthly. While OpenTable primarily ranks restaurants based on the number of reservations each gets on a monthly basis, the company recently released a list of […]

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‘Living like vampires’: ICE surge fractures daily life in deep South Texas

Written by on 28 August 2026

This article was originally published by the Texas Observer, a nonprofit investigative news outlet and magazine. Sign up for their weekly newsletter, or follow them on Facebook, X, and Bluesky. Deep in the Rio Grande Valley, Brenda Dumas and her family are adjusting to a new normal. One family member, who requested anonymity for fear of reprisal from the federal […]

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Michelin-starred chef Diego Galicia reveals new details about his forthcoming Filleman House

Written by on 28 August 2026

Chef Diego Galicia has racked up plenty of accolades for Mixtli, the San Antonio restaurant dedicated to showcasing Mexican cuisine that he co-founded with Rico Torres. While still keeping his hand in Mixtli, which in 2024 became San Antonio’s first-ever Michelin-starred restaurant, Galicia earlier this month announced plans to go solo with Filleman House, which […]

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Study: Two of Texas’ deadliest roads pass through San Antonio

Written by on 28 August 2026

If you’re white-knuckling your daily commute, it may be for good reason. Some of Texas’ highways run straight through the heart of San Antonio, making it among the state’s deadliest cities for drivers, according to a new study commissioned by Houston-based injury lawyer Brian White. Researchers used 2024 data from the National Highway Traffic Safety […]

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