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Ensuring the safety of airport employees and passengers and keeping animals clear of San Antonio’s airports is his job.

Heinz Bachman, one of just two remaining Pearl Harbor veterans in the San Antonio area, died Saturday. He was 100.

More than halfway through their first terms, their presence so far has not shifted their colleagues to the left. But they can count some wins.

Tortilla chips and salsa is the official snack of Texas and is one of many state symbols.

The “Miles for Coach Eddie” fundraiser attracted hundreds, who showed support for the 63-year-old

After canceling our first two attempts due to COVID, we finally made it to the prehistoric monument on the Salisbury Plain in western England.

Man in his 80s kills his wife and then himself in apparent murder-suicide at Medical Center hospital

Old South Side charro ranch getting new life as rodeo arena and event space to fund 4-H, FFA kids

Since military operations closed in 2011, the Southside blew up. 

San Antonio’s Deco District has a lot of cool spots to visit. There also are new spots that have opened in the past year. Here’s a look at five of them