News in San Antonio

This San Antonio home for sale has an exquisite wine cellar with wood carvings and double doors
The $1.5 million home was built in 1961, but it has an Old World air.

Everything we saw as Built to Spill brought its indie guitar heroics to San Antonio’s Paper Tiger
Boise, Idaho-based indie rock band Built to Spill brought its mix of guitar heroics and emotionally wracked songcraft to Paper Tiger on Thursday. Fans turned out to hear singer-songwriter-six string whiz Doug Martsch and crew deliver a great live show. Soulful Dallas-based indie…

Comfort art fest brings them out
Carissa Rittberg, left, from San Antonio, shows the sunset-scape she purchased from artist Hancy Hance during the Comfort Art Festival Sept. 19. Jessica Odom of Comfort shows the piece she p

Charges dropped against San Antonio mom accused of aiding son who planned mass shooting
The Bexar County DA's office dropped charges against Ashley Pardo this week, citing insufficient evidence.

Bakery Lorraine founders Anne Ng and Jeremy Mandrell talk about their new cookie venture
The couple founded ButterNubs, a gourmet cookie company where they hope to find better work-life balance.

Cozy finds and fall style at the Quarry Village
Fall is finally making its way to San Antonio, bringing cooler days, changing routines, and the perfect excuse to refresh your wardrobe. The Quarry Village is a great place to ease into the season with new looks, standout accessories, comfortable staples, and plenty of ways to…

Salvaging Materials—and Histories—from Buildings in San Antonio to Savannah
With thousands of buildings torn down every year, nonprofits and city agencies are racing to record the stories attached to historic structures before they’re dismantled and sold for parts.

Former San Antonio volleyball star featured in documentary We Belong Here: The Story of Team Dream
The film premieres at 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, on the OWN Network.

Everything we saw during Rush’s first night at San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center
The legendary Canadian prog-rock trio is doing a two-night stand in the Alamo City as part of its 50 Something Tour.

Looking for real local art?
Looking to bring a little more San Antonio into your home or find a unique gift created by a local artist? You don’t have to look far. San Antonio is home to a thriving community of artists, makers and creatives, and many locally owned businesses are helping put their work in the…

San Antonio begins changing out César E. Chávez street signage, will finish later this month
On Tuesday, worker crews began replacing the signs for downtown’s César E. Chávez Boulevard, which City Council last month unanimously voted to return to its old name of Durango Boulevard. Council approved the name change in the wake of a bombshell New York Times investigation…

Annual Koi & Fancy Goldfish Show taking place this weekend at San Antonio’s Rainbow Gardens
Attendees of the Saturday and Sunday event will get an up-close look at rare koi and unusual varieties of goldfish.