Garrett Brnger

Dozens of marching bands will fill the nearly 3.3-mile-long Battle of Flowers parade route on Friday.

As Canyon Lake’s water level continues to drop, at least one business owner says there’s an upside.

A new housing project to help support more than 200 chronically homeless people officially broke ground Wednesday.

Southwest ISD voters will likely have to vote in two separate locations if they want to participate in all the May 3 races for which they’re eligible.

The eight-day early voting period runs from Tuesday, April 22 through Tuesday, April 29. Various mayoral, city council, school board, bond, tax and ballot propositions are on the ballot.

There may not be any designs yet, but the San Antonio Missions’ dream of a downtown, minor league baseball stadium is rounding the baseball diamond toward reality.

There’s a flip side to Fiesta revelry, which raises its head each year: DWI arrests and crashes.

As the demolition of the former Institute of Texan Cultures building continues, the Conservation Society of San Antonio filed an appeal on Wednesday against the district court’s decision to block the University of Texas at San Antonio and the City of San Antonio from being sued, according to a press release.

As Ron Nirenberg wraps up eight years as San Antonio’s mayor, not all his plans will be able to wrap up within his tenure.

A former San Antonio police officer accused of assaulting his girlfriend, a fellow officer, after looking through her phone, will not get his job back.

An outside arbitrator ruled a San Antonio police officer should be reinstated who, along with another member of the street crimes unit, forced his way into a home and repeatedly punched a man who had walked away from an attempted traffic stop.

An attempt to block further demolition of the former Institute of Texan Cultures building in court will be delayed until at least next week.