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San Antonio has plenty of tourist attractions, from historic landmarks to museums — but the city has some surprisingly weird sights to see, too.

Members of San Antonio's Ukrainian community gathered with elected officials and others Thursday in front of City Hall for a candlelight vigil on the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

New York's Show Me the Body headlined a sweaty, action-packed show at San Antonio's Paper Tiger on Tuesday that offered ample evidence hardcore punk, despite its stylistic limitations, is still a vital, gritty and dangerous musical force.

What good is it to live in Mad Men-style home without a chance to engage in some serious leisure?

San Antonians headed downtown this weekend to get their party on at the Bud Light Mardi Gras Festival and River Parade. Here's everyone we saw celebrating at the River Walk Royalty Coronation, which took place Saturday at the Arneson River Theatre.

A 1904 home-turned-vacation rental in the Hill Country getaway of Fredericksburg has hit the market with a $2.6 million price tag.

With the rapid turnover common in the food industry, there's always a new and trendy spot to try. But sometimes what you really want is something classic, comforting and timeless.

A 1915 home in San Antonio's Midtown neighborhood has hit the market for $775,000, and its meticulous restoration makes it hard to believe the property sat vacant for roughly two decades.

A Terrell Hills mansion built by the builder behind some of the fanciest homes in San Antonio's Monte Vista Historic District has hit the market for just shy of $1.3 million.

A home located across the street from San Antonio Spurs legend David Robinson's one-time home has hit the market. However, if you want those bragging rights, you'd better be prepared to write a big check.