Sixty-seven San Antonio-area students from 20 schools entered this year’s Battle of Flowers Texas History Essay Contest. The contest is a competition for seventh graders who write about a Texas History moment of their choice.

The original Travis Letter, one of the most famous letters in American History, will return to the Alamo for the first time in more than a decade.

The Battle of Medina, the bloodiest battle in Texas history that is often forgotten, is one step closer to being found, thanks to a podcaster and a group of veteran archeologists.

The plot is marked off by large limestone blocks within the historic New Braunfels Cemetery located just off the I-35 South service road.

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.