Camelia Juarez

A once-in-a-lifetime sight that can only be seen with the right glasses — if you’re looking to buy a pair, a retired San Antonio teacher has you covered.

Fresh rain finally hit San Antonio, but that water can cause your home to shift under the muddy soil.

Going to law school or becoming an attorney remains a challenge for Latinas, who make up only a small percentage of attorneys. St. Mary’s Law School wants to combat that statistic with the Lawtina Networking Summit.

Now that Civic Park is open this year, organizers expect more space for ofrendas, local art vendors and live performances.

San Antonio District 5 Councilwoman Teri Castillo testified against the bill at the Capitol this week. She said, “We’re seeing these closures because of a low birth rate, the role of charter schools and the lack of affordable housing."

Hemisfair Park was illuminated with colorful lanterns as people gathered for research, advocacy and support for blood cancer patients.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 76 carries a high profile as “The Oldest Post in Texas.” Veterans travel from across the country for ceremonies in San Antonio.

Some train tracks on the city’s West Side have been causing traffic issues for years. City officials have been promising an overpass for years, and now, they say it’s finally going to happen.

The bars in the San Antonio gay district have been on North Main Avenue to Evergreen for decades.

The iconic Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center theater is expected to be revamped into a destination performance theater.