The Light the World Giving Machine kiosks will return to the Pearl for three weeks this holiday season. Instead of dispensing snacks and sodas, people can purchase things like meals, hygiene kits, developmental toys and medical devices.

The Bexar County Commissioners Court approved two residential developments in downtown San Antonio for county tax breaks on Tuesday.

Live from the Historic Pearl on the River North in San Antonio!

David Elder checks in with Chris Conger to spotlight his pork and dessert item for the Texas vs. Memphis BBQ Cookoff.

The developers of Pearl are eyeing space for what it hopes will become a “soulful urban hub” on the edge of Southtown and Hemisfair.

A magical journey awaits coming this fall to downtown San Antonio.

Travel across Texas to check out new restaurants with David Elder.

As Hispanic Heritage Month approaches, Pearl has announced a long list of events that will kick off the celebration on Sunday.

Big changes are coming to the Pearl. Discover how this iconic San Antonio spot is expanding west with new developments, including bridges, hotels, and more.

A new bridge spans the San Antonio River and will connect existing parts of the Pearl to new developments.

Chef Geronimo announced on social media that Botika will be closing on Sunday, August 4. Botika has been open for the last eight years at the Pearl downtown.

AREA Real Estate and TKW Hospitality Group celebrated the grand opening of their newest bar, River North Icehouse.

Regarded as one of hip hop’s most beloved groups, The Pharcyde is known for songs such as “Runnin’,” Passin’ Me By” and “Drop.”

The Pearl is holding its inaugural Burger Showdown on Sunday, and that includes free samples for foodies.

A new brunch spot has opened in San Antonio’s Pearl area.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 76, known as the oldest post in Texas, was vandalized.

Hot Joy is leaving its Southtown home after a decade.

The Pullman Market and award-winning chef Tavel Bristol-Joseph have partnered to bring a new concept to Pearl’s culinary market.

Visitors to the Pearl this summer will see the work of a San Antonio artist on display through the end of June, with other installations to come.

The family behind Terry Black’s BBQ received green lights from the Zoning Commission and the Historic and Design Review Commission (HDRC) to move forward with its plans to build a restaurant and underground parking structure at 2100 Broadway.

The lower Broadway corridor near the Pearl and downtown has seen its share of food and beverage departures in the last year, but it’s also flourishing with new restaurants and coffee shops.

St Pierre Bakery is kicking off its summer road trip next weekend at the Pearl with its Taste of Paris event, giving out free sandwiches on its brioche buns.

Pullman Market, the newest grocery and restaurant attraction at Pearl, is debuting deals for military members just in time for Memorial Day.

Emmy-award-winning comedian and well-known actor David Cross is coming to San Antonio for his new comedy tour.

West Texas’ Chilaquiles Buen Dia recently announced it is expanding and will open a restaurant in the Alamo City.

The Pearl will soon be home to “the largest culinary market in the Southwest” this week with the opening of Pullman Market.

The Pearl is decorated for Fiesta with the ¡VIVA! Mural.

Jennifer Hwa Dobbertin owns Best Quality Daughter near the Pearl. She was one of three chefs selected nationwide for the inaugural TBX program.

South and Central Texas’ hidden gems and favorite tourist destinations are being recognized as some of the best in the country.

Johni Broome scored 19 points and grabbed 11 rebounds as No. 12 Auburn won the Tigers’ third Southeastern Conference Tournament championship by beating Florida 86-67.

Stable Hall at the Pearl will host free matinee performances and lotería on Saturdays through May 4.

A former Mississippi police officer has pleaded guilty to a federal civil rights charge after authorities say he forced a man to lick his own urine off the floor of a jail cell.

Kaldric Dow, a San Antonio artist, has unveiled his newest mural titled “Soulful Love” downtown at the Pearl.

Auburn has vaulted into the top 10 since entering the rankings earlier this month.

Donald Wildmon, the founder of the American Family Association, a conservative Christian advocacy group, has died.

From deadly dog attacks to the drought and remorseless summer heat, San Antonio saw its share of sad, scary and frustrating news events in 2023.

More than five years ago, someone left a kitten with twisted back legs at a Missouri animal shelter.

Stable Hall in the Pearl district has announced it is opening on Jan. 13 with a free music showcase.

San Antonio chef Nicola Blaque is opening a new fried chicken concept at the Pearl and closing her Caribbean-style eatery by the end of this year.

Pullman Market is slated to open in the spring at 221 Newell Ave., the site of the former Samuels Glass Co. building.

Adam Sandler was spotted at the San Antonio staple ahead of his “I Missed You” comedy show tonight at the Frost Bank Center.

The Pearl will host The Giving Machine this holiday season, allowing people to donate to a wide range of charitable organizations through a kiosk.

City of San Antonio officials are expected to approve the recommendation of a zoning change for a project that would transform one section of the Broadway corridor.

A downtown property is set to undergo a major transformation that will see apartment, office and hotel uses fronting the River Walk, minutes away from the Pearl.

Local developers GrayStreet Partners and Fulcrum Development are teaming up to create a 15-acre mixed-use project in the Government Hill neighborhood.

It’s not every day that a police officer is asked to rescue a cute little pig from the side of the road, but that happened to these officers.

An old car dealership near downtown San Antonio is transforming into an entertainment district, joining areas like the Pearl and Southtown.

A San Antonio-based nonprofit will be giving away fruit trees at the Pearl Farmers Market on Saturday for Fruit Tree Adoption and Sustainability Day.

Several San Antonio destinations landed spots on the 2023 USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards list.

The Pearl — San Antonio’s outdoor space that mixes community and food — had tenants land several spots on USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards list.

To celebrate the NBA Draft, there will be several watch parties around San Antonio.

The “Dear Mom, I Love You” mural is a collaboration between Mexican artist Regina Moya and MM Creative, a creative consulting studio owned by Martha Martinez-Flores.

Local parks and plazas host free movies throughout the summer and into the fall for locals to enjoy.

Free parking at the Pearl will continue into the summer.

It’s the prettiest time of year as bluebonnets are starting to pop up across the San Antonio and Houston areas.

Potluck Hospitality set a targeted opening date for its new music hall in the historic Pearl Stable building.

Pearl restaurant Carriqui will now be offering brunch services on Saturdays and Sundays.

The husband and wife team that generated Little Em’s Oyster Bar, Claudine, Go Fish Market, and Up Scale is cooking up another concept, this one featuring Japanese dishes.

A new 9-story, mixed-use development is in the works at the Pearl.

More police presence is coming to one of San Antonio’s fastest-growing areas in the heart of the city.

Well-known shopping and dining spot, the Pearl, is offering visitors free winter-season surface-level parking for a limited time.

Husband-and-wife duo Houston and Emily Carpenter are adding a new seafood restaurant to their growing list of ventures.

Pearl officials were hoping to spread a little Christmas cheer by temporarily bringing back free parking but it appears the public isn’t so thankful.

Carriqui is ringing in the new year with a ‘70s themed celebration.

Tenko Ramen at the Pearl will close for good on Dec. 31 after more than five years at the food hall.

Parking your car at the Pearl could cost you more from now on.

After two months, the long-awaited reopening Southerleigh restaurant at the Pearl is finally happening.

Pearl is honoring a traditional Mexican holiday with its annual Día de los Muertos celebration.

Homeowner equity climbed to record highs in the first half of this year, though its rate of growth is slowing as the housing market cools.

The San Antonio Couple behind Little Em’s Oyster Bar and Up Scale is opening their third restaurant in Government Hill near the Pearl.

The sound of guitarrons, violins and other instruments will fill the air at the Pearl on Friday in celebration of Mexican Independence Day.

The Pearl is adding another restaurant to its collection this month with the grand opening of Ladino’s Mediterranean Grill.

Formerly a parking lot, Pearl’s 1100 Springs Plaza will offer a space for visitors to relax, socialize, and enjoy a meal.

Southerleigh Fine Food and Brewery, a Pearl staple, will close for a few months to complete a revamp of the restaurant’s menu and interior design.

The newest restaurant concept at the Pearl finally has a set opening date — Sept 2.

Full Goods Diner, which serves scratch-made, seasonally-driven food for breakfast and lunch will open at the Pearl.

Pearl is advancing plans to redevelop its Stable building into a new live music venue and more details have emerged, including an estimated price tag approaching $11 million and a clearer idea of who will operate the new concert hall once completed.

Visitors of the Pearl will now have a pizza option to choose from.

Selena fans in the San Antonio area can celebrate the singer’s birthday at the Bidi Bidi Party at the Pearl on April 21.

Local eateries are offering Easter and spring-themed brunches and specials on both Saturday and Sunday.

These classes range from yoga to swing dance to running to Zumba, so there’s a little something for everyone.

One San Antonio chef made it to the finals of the prestigious James Beard Awards.

The Pearl Stable building is set to become a 1,000-seat “world-class” music venue next spring, the Pearl announced on Tuesday.

If you pay a visit to the San Antonio Zoo, you may notice a new little face hopping around.

A 22-year-old man who was found dead in a vehicle parked near the Pearl has been identified.

A man is dead after he was found in a car with a gunshot wound near the Pearl, according to San Antonio police.

Jabari Smith bounced back from a rough shooting night with 23 points and 12 rebounds and Walker Kessler scored 21 to lead No. 1 Auburn to an 86-68 victory over Oklahoma.

Auburn coach Bruce Pearl has agreed to a contract extension to remain on the Plains.

Fierce competition, low mortgage rates and soaring prices helped raise the amount borrowers took on to buy homes last year to an all-time high, eclipsing the mid-2000s housing bubble.

A new place for pups is opening up at the Pearl north of downtown San Antonio.

Each year, a community altar is crafted at the Historic Pearl, which honors loved ones of the Alamo City.

Two popular San Antonio hotels made it to the “Top 20 Hotels in Texas” list by Condé Nast Traveler.

This San Antonio hotel is being recognized for having one of the best restaurants in the nation and chances are, you’ve probably been there before.

If you haven’t made a trip to the Pearl in the past year, expect to see a lot more updated parking areas and prices for Pearl’s more than 3,000 spots.

Meghan and Prince Harry’s second Netflix project will focus on a 12-year-old girl’s adventures in an animated series.

The couple behind the popular, San Antonio-centric shop Feliz Modern is opening up a new space at the Pearl.

Mi Roti shares its popular coconut curry chickpeas bowl that is healthy and delicious.

San Antonio has one of the best farmers markets in the United States, according to USA Today.

It’s back and just in time for warmer weather!

Two new restaurants are planned for the Pearl’s Full Goods building, according to state filings.