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A 1910 home in Tobin Hill with stained glass, judges paneling, transom windows and other turn-of-the-last-century details has been listed for $625,000.

San Antonio has a rich history, a distinctive outlook on life and tendency to turn things we enjoy into long-running traditions.

A 1927 Spanish Revival-style limestone mansion in Olmos Park was listed for sale less than a week ago with a $1.9 million price tag.

A convergence of musical brilliance electrified San Antonio’s Alamodome on Wednesday as the Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Strokes and Thundercat found ways to connect with the tens of thousands of fans packed into the arena.

El Paso-bred prog machine The Mars Volta brought its sonic and visual insanity to San Antonio’s Boeing Center at Tech Port on Tuesday night. The group blew the minds of its devoted, cultish fans with a blazing set highlighting classic material.

All the honking downtown on Tuesday night made it felt like 2014 in the Alamo City all over again. Only this time, the Spurs didn't bag their first championship — the team secured the No. 1 pick for the 2023 NBA Draft.

A Mid-Century Modern home in North San Antonio that's been lovingly preserved as an architectural time capsule by its current owner hit the market last month for $575,000.

When it comes to parks, San Antonio has more to offer than San Pedro Springs, Brackenridge and Phil Hardberger. Indeed, the city has plenty of lesser-known — yet similarly breathtaking — public spaces, not to mention miles of greenway trails that interconnect many of its parks. If you're looking to go a little further off the beaten path, these 25 hidden gem parks will let you enjoy nature, along with some top-notch amenities and outdoor activities.

A three-story mansion in the King William Historic District designed by Atlee B. Ayres — considered the dean of San Antonio architects — has hit the market for $1.7 million.

Pennsylvania-based hard rockers Breaking Benjamin and '90s-era radio mainstays Bush rolled into the Boeing Center at Tech Port on Monday — and the San Antonio crowd was there for it.  Here's a look the bands performing and the fans having fun.