Fiesta means a time to party with friends, family and strangers, but you can also sweat it out with them.

The Fiesta de los Spurs Run from Spurs Give will once again take place ahead of the Fiesta Flambeau parade, which is planned for Saturday, April 27 in downtown San Antonio.

The official start of Fiesta is still several days away but organizations around San Antonio are already getting into the spirit.

The Brooks Green Loop, a transformative project aiming to link Salado Creek to the San Antonio Mission Reach via the Brooks campus, has recently received approval from the Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (AAMPO) Transportation Policy Board.

It’s almost time for the biggest running event of the year in San Antonio — the 2023 Certified Piedmontese Beef Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series will return on Saturday and Sunday downtown.

This week we listed fun 5Ks, 10Ks and fitness events to take part in — you know, to burn off those margaritas and chickens on a stick, or to simply have fun.

Fiesta means a time to party with friends, family and strangers, but you can also sweat it out with them too.

Attention runners and walkers! Join us for the inaugural Run to Remember 5K Run/Walk and vigil on Sept. 30 which will take place at Mission County Park at 6030 Padre Drive. It will be held from 5-9 p.m.

A Helotes musician and avid walker is hoping his story inspires others to get up and stay active.

SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio mother is feeling the weight of the actions of a hit-and-run driver who left her son with life-threatening consequences. San Antonio police have identified the driver who hit him as Antonio Coronado, 20. According to a police report, Coronado panicked after hitting Nick Ruiz, kept driving, and called his mother. “He is uninsured, and I have no financial means to handle his bills,” Ida Ruiz said. Ida Ruiz hopes her son’s story servers as a lesson to other drivers, especially during the holiday months.