Texas ranks as fourth-best U.S. state for hiking
Texas ranks as the No. 4 state in the U.S. for hiking in 2023, according to a new analysis. Shoe company Kuru Footwear crunched numbers to find the 10 best U.S. states for hikers.
Texas ranks as the No. 4 state in the U.S. for hiking in 2023, according to a new analysis. Shoe company Kuru Footwear crunched numbers to find the 10 best U.S. states for hikers.
If you told Ben (Justin H. Min) to grow up, I imagine he’d respond with an unrelenting string of deeply personal insults kept locked and loaded in the back of his mind since the day he met you. Of course he’s grown up.
Canyon Lake favorite Mrs. Bush’s Pie Co. will close its storefront on Oct. 1 after 18 years of slinging homemade desserts, news site My Canyon Lake reports. Things are not completely over for the locally owned business, however. In an Instagram post, owner-operator Marilyn Bush said “unforeseen circumstances” are leading her to transition the business, […]
San Antonio students, faculty, and staff from participating colleges and universities now have free access to public transportation through the VIA Metropolitan Transit U-Pass program. U-Pass grants participating members unlimited, year-round access to VIA’s transit services, including its Prímo, VIA Express and VIA Link options. The initiative aims to make transportation more convenient and affordable […]
LGBTQ+ Texans and advocates filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday to block a new state law that criminalizes some drag shows — and other performances — if they occur in front of children. Senate Bill 12, which goes into effect on Sept. 1, originally sought to classify all drag shows as sexual performances, but it was dramatically […]
After 23 years, the San Antonio Spurs’ arena has a new handle: the Frost Bank Center. Officials unveiled the name change Thursday morning, confirming media reports from earlier in the week that the San Antonio-based financial institution was poised to take over naming rights for the AT&T Center.
Authorities found an unidentified body stuck in the buoys that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ordered installed in the Rio Grande River to impede migrant crossings, according to Mexico’s foreign affairs office. Texas Department of Public Safety personnel informed the Mexican consulate of the discovery of a corpse on the south side of the buoys at […]
The San Antonio Zoo’s annual race is back, calling on running enthusiasts to join the pack! Adult participants can now register online for an 8-mile relay as part of a team or a solo run for the race’s 4-mile or 8-mile distances. This event will take place on Friday, Sept. 8, from 6-9:30 p.m.
The standoff over Moses Rose’s Hideout is over. After a lengthy and acerbic public dispute, the owner of downtown San Antonio bar Moses Rose’s has struck a deal to sell the property, situated in the footprint of the planned $400 million Alamo Visitor Center and Museum. State and city officials, along with an attorney representing […]
Ahead of Thursday’s four-year anniversary of the racially motivated mass shooting that killed 23 people at an El Paso Walmart, 162 civil-rights organizations are demanding that members of Congress stop using anti-immigrant hate speech. On Wednesday, U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-San Antonio, joined leaders of those groups to decry the use of “invasion” rhetoric thrown […]