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Study names San Antonio the 2nd-best U.S. city for celebrating Día de los Muertos

San Antonio tied with Los Angeles for having the most Día de Los Muertos celebrations

by Adam Doe October 24, 2024July 1, 2025

San Antonio tied with Los Angeles for having the most Día de Los Muertos celebrations

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Texas residents voice concerns on social media about Universal Studios’ new Frisco theme park

One social media user tweeted that Dallas-Fort Worth is ‘turning into the new California.’

by Michael Karlis January 12, 2023July 26, 2025

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Man sues H-E-B, San Antonio Sports Hall fo Fame over NFL auction package

The suit alleges that some of the offered perks, including tickets to the Super Bowl, didn’t exist.

by Michael Karlis January 9, 2023August 17, 2023

Arts

San Antonio Spurs facing Kawhi and the Clippers in much-anticipated Friday game

After sitting out last season recovering from a torn ACL, former Spur Kawhi Leonard is heading back to play in San Antonio.

by M. Solis November 2, 2022August 3, 2023

A San Antonio couple has sued city-owned utility CPS Energy over an explosion at their home.

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San Antonio ranked as the No. 5 solar power producer in the United States

Solar energy currently accounts for 5% of all energy production in Texas.

by Michael Karlis September 25, 2022December 9, 2024

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Kanye West teases fashion venture with San Antonio Shoemakers amid flurry of Instagram posts

The controversial rapper appeared to hint at the idea of collaborating with SAS, a brand with a loyal following among senior citizens.

by Michael Karlis September 6, 2022May 31, 2025

Food & Drink

LA-based salad chain Sweetgreen to make San Antonio debut, take over former Max’s Wine Dive

Sweetgreen builds salad bowls with fresh produce delivered daily for its seasonal menus.

by Nina Rangel August 23, 2022June 20, 2025

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Billboards in California use mass shooting in Uvalde to deter people form moving to Texas

‘The Texas Miracle Died in Uvalde,’ the billboards spotted around Los Angeles and San Francisco read.

by Michael Karlis August 19, 2022August 17, 2023

Music

Los Lobos to play Gruene Hall in support of new covers album inspired by the band’s hometown

Native Sons won a Grammy in April for Best Americana Album.

by Alan Sculley August 9, 2022July 31, 2025

Arts

Director of San Antonio’s McNay Art Museum leaving for job in California

Aste helped the McNay add work by artists from underrepresented communities, and he also oversaw a $6.25 million landscape master plan.

by Sanford Nowlin June 3, 2022July 27, 2025

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Study names San Antonio among 10 best destinations for summer travel

The personal finance blog ranked cities based on affordability, accessibility and other factors.

by Michael Karlis May 31, 2022August 3, 2023

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San Antonio ranked as the No. 5 best city for NBA fans

The report comes as rumors continue to swirl about the Spurs relocating.

by Michael Karlis May 11, 2022November 28, 2023

Movies

Gut Feeling: San Antonio resident Michael Druck follows instinct to flourish as casting director

“Some actors may think casting directors are out to get them, but we’re really their biggest cheerleaders,” Druck says.

by Kiko Martinez April 8, 2022August 2, 2025

Arts

San Antonio Spurs clinch spot in NBA’s Play-In Tournament after trouncing the Denver Nuggets

The Spurs will be playing in the tournament for a second consecutive year.

by Michael Karlis April 6, 2022July 5, 2025

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Online broker RedFin names San Antonio the ninth most popular metro area for relocations

Austin and Los Angeles are two of the most common spots from which people relocate to the Alamo City.

by Michael Karlis March 30, 2022August 17, 2023

Music

San Antonio band Donella Drive reaches finals in battle to grab slot at giant Wacken metal festival

The trio will perform in Los Angeles as it vies to play Wacken, which draws around 85,000 people.

by Sanford Nowlin March 25, 2022November 23, 2024

Food & Drink

San Antonio chef Robbie Nowlin is back and heading up the highly anticipated Allora

Nowlin launched his culinary career in SA decades ago, and now he’s bringing something new to the table.

by Nina Rangel March 23, 2022July 28, 2025

Movies

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Study names San Antonio the 2nd-best U.S. city for celebrating Día de los Muertos

Texas residents voice concerns on social media about Universal Studios’ new Frisco theme park

Man sues H-E-B, San Antonio Sports Hall fo Fame over NFL auction package

San Antonio Spurs facing Kawhi and the Clippers in much-anticipated Friday game

San Antonio ranked as the No. 5 solar power producer in the United States

LA-based salad chain Sweetgreen to make San Antonio debut, take over former Max’s Wine Dive

Billboards in California use mass shooting in Uvalde to deter people form moving to Texas

Los Lobos to play Gruene Hall in support of new covers album inspired by the band’s hometown

Director of San Antonio’s McNay Art Museum leaving for job in California

Study names San Antonio among 10 best destinations for summer travel

San Antonio ranked as the No. 5 best city for NBA fans

Gut Feeling: San Antonio resident Michael Druck follows instinct to flourish as casting director

San Antonio Spurs clinch spot in NBA’s Play-In Tournament after trouncing the Denver Nuggets

Online broker RedFin names San Antonio the ninth most popular metro area for relocations

San Antonio band Donella Drive reaches finals in battle to grab slot at giant Wacken metal festival

San Antonio chef Robbie Nowlin is back and heading up the highly anticipated Allora

San Antonio native April Maxey is Sundance-bound with her intimate short film Work

Chef-driven Titans of Tailgate cookoff returning to San Antonio’s Sunken Garden Theater

Super Bowl LVI could be latest California resident to relocate to Texas