Lockdown defense, 3s and a unicorn: Game 1 revealed Boston’s blueprint
With a stifling defense and the return of their game-changing big man, Boston did what it was built for in a near-perfect Finals opener.
How a mediocre quarterback left a remarkable NFL legacy
His seven-year playing career may have been forgettable, but Virgil Carter's work with analytics remains vital.
Apartment under construction damaged by late-night fire, SAFD says
San Antonio fire investigators are trying to figure out the cause of a fire at a boarded up apartment late Thursday night.
Foxtrot to reopen select shuttered locations in Texas
The market abruptly closed all 33 of its stores in April.
New Braunfels reminds river-goers about disposable container ordinance
The City of New Braunfels is reminding residents and those visiting the Comal and Guadalupe rivers about its disposable container ordinance ahead of Memorial Day weekend.
Fiesta Noche del Rio kicks off this summer at Arneson River Theatre downtown
A downtown San Antonio tradition will return for its 67th season this summer.
Kerrville Parks and Recreation hosting community day in June
The Kerrville-Schreiner Park Community Day event on June 8 will include free nature programming, boat rentals, food trucks, and live music on the river by the Owens Brothers.
Major weekend shutdown could halt 1604 traffic in San Antonio
Brace yourselves, San Antonio. Loop 1604 shakes ups on the way.