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More than 51,000 fans crowded the Alamodome on Saturday to witness the WWE Royal Rumble 2023. Roman Reigns defeated Kevin Owens to keep the WWE Universal championship, while the other matches delivered plenty of punishing action. Here's what we saw. 

When playing tour guide for visiting friends and family, there's plenty of culture and history in San Antonio to draw from. But sometimes you want to take things up a notch.

Al Rendon, recognized as one of San Antonio's best fine-art and commercial photographers, has placed his longtime studio, gallery and residence on the market for nearly $2.6 million.

A restored home in San Antonio's Monte Vista Historic District with stately columns and an abundance of elegant millwork has hit the market for just under $1.1 million.

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Angel Olsen performed Monday at San Antonio's Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, sharing music from her 2022 album Big Time and other releases.

Hundreds of people showed up in downtown San Antonio Sunday afternoon to mark the 50th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court ruling and to protest abortion restrictions passed by Texas and other states since the court reversed that landmark decision.

On Friday, the traveling Bikini Bottom Rave came to San Antonio, allowing revelers to bring back their childhood memories of absorbent, yellow and porous cartoon protagonist SpongeBob Squarepants. Here's everything we saw as folks at Vibes Event Center dressed up and partied like they live in a pineapple under the sea. 

The 1929 Terrell Hills house previously owned by the late ceramic artist and art educator Nancy Pawel has all the charm of a Tudor-style home on the outside. However, a recent reno by interior designers brought ultra-modern touches and amenities to the property, recently listed for $3.5 million.

D.K. Furnish made his mark on the Southwest as a rancher before settling into city life in San Antonio after three decades in the business. The legendary cattle baron's Monte Vista home, built in 1904 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, went on the market last week for $1.5 million.

Hundreds of thousands of people gathered to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, standing up for peace, justice and equality. Here's what we saw as the march — one of the largest in the nation — snaked its way through the East Side.