Harry, Chaparral Villages’ community cat most commonly referred to as “Chap Cat,” went missing in December of 2024 and has not been seen past then. Since his disappearance, the Roadrunner Cat Coalition...

UTSA’s film program hosted its second official Screenwriters Spring Break this past week. Five Hollywood screenwriters attended the workshop: John Herrera, Nina Fiore, Tian Jun Gu, Brandon James...

In celebration of Texas Independence Day, the Texas Authors Museum and Institute of History is presenting its first “Y’all Write” program this March. In anticipation of the institute's 10th anniversary,...

The Witte Museum’s latest exhibit, “Staying Alive: Animal Defenses,” takes visitors on an exciting journey into the wild, exploring the fascinating survival strategies of animals in the natural...

Surviving a car crash is not an easy feat. For Brainwave Records, it was just another bump in the road in owner Ryan McKnight’s quest to share his love of music. McKnight began his record collection...

As corporate guitar stores –— such as Guitar Center and Sweetwater ––– continue to rise, the once beloved local guitar shop has become nearly extinct. With only a handful of said shops remaining...

Festival fanatics from all around stormed Wonderland of the Americas mall to celebrate the Year of the Snake by enjoying cultural cuisine, live performances, dozens of vendors and more. The sounds...

Partners arrive hand in hand, walking up the steps of the Bexar County Courthouse, reminiscing on the time they have been together, which has led them to this moment. Love is what makes life divine,...

Mercury Project is a contemporary art building in the Southtown Arts District of San Antonio founded by Antonia Richardson and Warren Borror in 2013. The two wanted a workplace that would foster creativity...

In the year 2000, Professor Drinka and students within the linguistics department created a time capsule for words and dialects they predicted would become part of the U.S. jargon in 2025. On Jan....

Lions draped in red, silver and gold danced with such uncanny grace it was hard to think underneath were two separate heads and bodies. Martial artists moved in junction with their swords and staves,...

A mere 10 minutes away from UTSA’s Main Campus, a cozy coffee bar with a unique back story serves frequent customers and caffeine lovers. Thirty Grind Coffee Bar, located in the Paseo Residences...