You can tie the knot for free at the Bexar County Courthouse this Feb. 14 as the Bexar County Courthouse continues its tradition of holding free, mass wedding ceremonies.

Among its storehouse of maps, documents, and records dating back to the mid-1700s, the Bexar County Spanish Archives and Special Collections has bills of sale for human beings.

Once was shocking enough. Now, a second vacant lot a local couple considered buying turned out to be another fraudulent listing.

Downtown San Antonio was filled with love at the stroke of midnight on Valentine’s Day.

Couples looking to celebrate the season of love by tying the knot can do so for free.

The exhibit, “Slavery and Emancipation in Bexar County,” will be on display throughout Dreamweek until Jan. 29.

Certain Bexar County employees will have the option to work four days a week as fuel prices surge and workplaces across the U.S. push for a better work-life balance.

Two local primary races have been decided after the Bexar County Elections Department released a final vote tally on Tuesday.

Most of the dust has settled from Tuesday night's primary election, but two races in Bexar County are still too close to call, according to election officials.

Nothing says “Valentine’s Day” more than people coming together to celebrate love.

Although the restrictions are unenforceable, having been outlawed by the federal government, property owners who don’t want to see those racial restrictions in their property deeds, can have them removed through the courts under a new state law.

Two powerful San Antonio women have combined their community leadership to serve teenagers in need at Southside Independent School District.

In the heart of downtown sits a vault with original records that reveal the history of Bexar County and Tejanos.

SAN ANTONIO – The coronavirus pandemic has added stress to many relationships, causing some to crumble and others to become stronger than ever. Although mass wedding ceremonies on the Bexar County Courthouse steps have been cancelled for Valentine’s Day, the county is continuing a modified tradition of free wedding ceremonies for Valentine’s Day and during the month of February. Bexar County Clerk Lucy Adame-Clark will be performing free wedding ceremonies from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 12 on the courthouse steps every half hour. Wedding ceremonies are free but a suggested $20 donation to the Battered Women and Children’s Shelter and/or the Bexar County Family Justice Center is appreciated. The San Antonio Sentinel spoke with Judge Gonzalez who said that she’s happy to offer wedding ceremonies to both LGBTQIA and heterosexual couples.

SAN ANTONIO – Want to get married on Valentine’s Day for free? Bexar County Clerk Lucy Adame-Clark will be conducting free mass wedding ceremonies on the steps of the Bexar County Courthouse on Feb. 14. The county clerk’s office says the ceremonies will take place at 100 Dolorosa Street, on the north side of the courthouse. The ceremonies will be held during the following times: