Houston Street in downtown San Antonio will come alive with holiday cheer on Saturday, Dec. 7, as the San Antonio Coffee Festival introduces “Hot Holidays on Houston Street,” a festive evening event celebrating the season’s favorite beverages and treats.

Get ready to sip, eat and savor warm seasonal beverages and treats at a new holiday event in December.

A downtown initiative in its second year hopes to draw nearly 400 guests to its Taste of Holidays on Houston Street event, highlighting restaurants and bars on the popular downtown street.

The City of San Antonio and its partners are investing significant time and money to transform downtown San Antonio into a winter wonderland for visitors and locals.

The San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum (SAAACAM) has received a $50,000 donation to help fund renovations for the museum’s move to the Kress building downtown.

The City of San Antonio said its Lower Broadway road reconstruction project is weeks away from completion.

Houston Street parking meter spaces will be transformed later next month to celebrate International Park(ing) Day and create temporary green spaces for San Antonians and visitors to enjoy.

Downtown San Antonio will host several events this Fourth of July.

Lunch Break on Houston Street is back for the 2024 season.

Vote for your favorites of the 2024 Western Heritage Parade & Cattle Drive!

A gas explosion has been reported Monday afternoon in downtown Fort Worth.

Thousands of people are expected to line up along Houston Street over the next few weeks to see “Wicked,” and businesses hope it brings change for good.

Houston Street will be the newest holiday hangout in downtown San Antonio.

Grab your boots because it’s rodeo time in San Antonio!

A 16-year-old girl was shot in the arm while sleeping on the city’s East Side early Saturday morning, said San Antonio police.

Looking to get outdoors and enjoy lunch with music in Downtown San Antonio? Visit Lunch Break on Houston Street.

The cycling community in San Antonio is outraged by the Texas Transportation Commission’s decision to nix San Antonio plans that would have added protected bike lanes to Broadway Avenue.

City officials have been caught off guard by the state's imminent move to halt the transfer of a 2.2-mile stretch of Broadway Avenue, which would also halt their plans for its redesign.

One San Antonio bakery is dishing out some of its most colorful treats, just in time for the city’s biggest party of the year.

SAN ANTONIO – Thousands of people lined the streets on Saturday for the 13th-annual Western Heritage Parade and Cattle Drive. The parade, which aired on KSAT12 and KSAT.com, began at 11 a.m. at I-35 and Houston Street and followed a route through downtown that ended at La Villita. If you missed the parade or the cattle drive, don’t worry - you can watch it above. And below, catch KSAT’s Ursula Pari livestreaming from her horseback cam during the parade and the KSAT Korral event.

SAN ANTONIO – Devils River Whiskey has been available at bars and liquor stores since 2017, but the president of the Dallas-based distillery is getting ready to open his first tasting room in San Antonio. "I went to the Devils River back in college and just thought it was a beautiful, really neat place," Cameron said. "To make good whiskey requires good water," Cameron said. The first product Devils River Whisky produced was a bourbon, followed by a rye. A percentage of the sale of each bottle of whiskey goes towards conserving the Devils River.

SAN ANTONIO – The Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office released the name of the man who was killed Saturday night on Loop 410 and Houston Street. Jay Sparks, 51, was killed when his motorcycle crashed with a truck around 5 p.m.Police still do not know what caused the crash. There is no word on the condition of the truck driver.