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Over 400 fishes dumped from aquariums have been found in the San Marcos River in Texas. The name of the species found is plecos or suckermouth armored catfish which is endemic to South America. Researchers fear the creature might threaten species like Devils River minnows inhabiting San Felipe Creek in Texas which could lead to population decline.

Plecos, or suckermouth armored catfish, are efficient, algae-eating tank cleaners, but they are native to South America with few natural predators

San Antonians who love Texas-made booze can now plan for the 5th Annual Texas Whiskey Festival, which will take place May 13-14 at the picturesque...

Scout the historic Texas rivers of the southern Edwards Plateau– Frio, Sabinal, Nueces, Devils and Medina.

The world-famous rock art of the Lower Pecos has long left scholars in awe—and in the dark. Now a group of Texas archaeologists has unlocked the sacred secrets of the ancient shamans.

Also on the list: Cirque Musica, The Toadies, and so many New Year’s Eve events and bar...

From downtown fireworks, 5-course dinners, shows and bar crawls, here’s all the ways to...

Winter is the season of warming spices and deep and the rich, complex flavors of cherry, cranberry and pomegranate. Sure, you could get your fix...

Riding the rapids of Texas’ last major unpolluted river is dangerous enough. But trample the private property around it and you could really get hurt.

Who says we don't have seasons? Fall foliage is a highlight along these paddling routes.