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A sprawling 1930 mansion in the heart of San Antonio's Monte Vista Historic District has undergone a steep $250,000 price cut. After being placed on the market last summer at $3.2 million, the home near Trinity University is now listed at $2.95 million.

New York City thrash-metal legends Anthrax celebrated their 40th anniversary Friday night with an all-cylinders-firing tour stop at San Antonio’s Boeing Center at Tech Port. Comrades Black Label Society and Exodus offered able support.If there’s one thing a band should be able to do after 40 years, it’s bring consistency. And Anthrax delivered on that front, flooring the crowd with high-energy performances of its best-known tunes. The high-energy set drove home a reminder why t...

Turn Every Page explores the remarkable fifty-year relationship between two literary legends, writer Robert Caro and his longtime editor Robert Gottlieb. Now 86, Caro is...

Foodies descended on Sunken Garden Theater Saturday for Titans of Tailgate, a  gathering showcasing the culinary creations of more than 30 esteemed local chefs, who fired up their grills for the occasion.

A 6,200-square-foot mansion in the Shavano Park neighborhood has hit the market for $2.5 million, and its feel is more Tuscan villa than North San Antonio 'burbs.

Each year, the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles rejects thousands of vanity plates requested by drivers that it deems too offensive to appear stamped onto state-issued aluminum.

Unique and successful Black-owned businesses abound in San Antonio, and we’re kicking off Black History Month by highlighting nearly 50 of those ventures.

A two-story mansion in San Antonio's Reserve at Sonoma Verde development is on the market for $1.2 million, and its second-story balcony comes with breathtaking Hill Country views.

Incubus set alt-rock fans abuzz when it announced a string of 2023 tour dates, and San Antonio fans clearly shared in that excitement as evidenced by the packed house at Boeing Center at Tech Port Thursday.

Florida-born pop-punk band New Found Glory brought its acoustic tour to San Antonio's Aztec Theatre. And despite Tuesday night's nasty weather, fans turned out in a big way. Leanna Firestone opened the show.