The ceremony is a commemorative event that marks the anniversary of the Battle of the Alamo in 1836.

A special ceremony honoring the contributions of German defenders in the Battle of the Alamo took take place Monday at the Texas shrine.

The Alamo is hosting a free birthday celebration for the king of the wild frontier — David Crockett.

History enthusiasts, families, and community members are invited to visit the Alamo to remember the renowned 1836 battle.

Hollywood actor, writer, comedian (and now director!) BJ Novak was spotted scoping out San Antonio recently.

Wednesday marked Texas Independence Day, and while there have been generations of stories told of the people who fought at the Alamo, the impact of Tejanos during and before the battle has largely been unknown.

La Gran Marcha Del Ejercito Mexicano will start at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Alamo.

A new experience that brings one of the key locations of the 1836 Battle of the Alamo to life was unveiled Friday with a ceremony for the Palisade Exhibit.

After two years of preservation work, the Alamo Long Barrack will be open to visitors on Friday.

In the first part of KSAT’s latest Tejano Moments series, we introduced you to Jose Toribio Losoya.

Widely known for its Spanish colonial missions and the Battle of the Alamo, The Seed of Texas interactive website is trying to make history more accessible to anyone.

The first revolutions in Texas actually take place before the Texas Revolution and was lead by the Tejanos who had colonized Texas.

SAN ANTONIO – Those interested in history and the Battle of the Alamo may want to take part in a virtual event scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 30. “The Alamo Addresses: Cannon Replica Project” event will provide insight into the cannons used during the Battle of the Alamo and explain how and why the Alamo has commissioned replica cannons that will be placed at the site. Alamo officials said those interested can learn more about the history of the Alamo Battle Cannons, along with the research and the process of creating the replicas. The virtual event will be held via Zoom at 6 p.m. and tickets can be purchased for $10 per connection. This virtual event will be a special opportunity to learn about the exciting research about the cannons, from historical accounts to conservation efforts.”

SAN ANTONIO – Did you know that this month 182 years ago the Battle of the Alamo took place? That’s right - on this day in 1836, Antonio de Padua María Severino López de Santa Anna y Pérez de Lebrón - aka general Santa Anna was making his way to the Alamo with about 4000 soldiers. Santa Anna’s army overpowered the outnumbered Alamo defenders, and the siege ended with a majority of the volunteers deceased. After Santa Anna’s victory - the Alamo became occupied by Mexican forces as Santa Anna marched to what is today Houston. General Santa Anna lost the battle near San Jacinto that day - was captured - and came to terms to end the war.