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If you don’t have any plans on Thursday, the San Antonio Zoo is offering discounted admission for Bexar County residents as part of Locals Day.

Archeologists and landowners worry that pre-historic Lower Pecos rock art could be damaged should a physical border wall be built through a portion of Val Verde County.

Water is flowing again into Lake McQueeney, marking a major milestone in the long-awaited restoration of two popular Guadalupe River lakes that have sat largely empty for years due to aging dam failures.

A San Antonio nonprofit is once again inviting the community to step inside the city’s thriving creative scene.

Construction has halted for Big Bend National Park’s Chisos Mountains Lodge and other Chisos Basin facilities. Here's why.

Ducks have been a Heritage community staple for years, but the growing number of birds at the park has raised safety and health concerns.

There are dragons at the beach in Texas. They’re not fire-breathing, but they do pack a punch.

A growing water crisis in Corpus Christi is now drawing threats of a state takeover, as leaders warn the coastal city is running out of time to secure a long-term water supply.

If you’re planning on heading down to the Gulf Coast for your spring break, you’ll want to check this list.

Basura Bash, a volunteer-based event to help clean San Antonio waterways, has been postponed for two weeks.

Schlitterbahn New Braunfels unveiled Wasserbahn Racers on Wednesday, a new three-lane, face-first mat racing slide that will headline the park’s 2026 season.

It’s one of the most iconic signs of spring in Texas, the wildflower blooms across the Hill Country.

A worsening drought is causing farmers to make tough choices.

Looking for something fun to do this March? The Alamo City offers an exciting lineup of events this month, from St. Patrick’s parades to live music.

Drivers should expect major road closures Sunday as the Run the Alamo full and half marathons will route through downtown and parts of the South and Southeast sides.

The crow-sized birds once numbered in the millions. Habitat loss from energy and agriculture development has shrunk their population to about 30,000 across parts of Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.

SeaWorld San Antonio’s newest and tallest inverted family roller coaster will officially open to the public in March.

In South Central Texas, oak trees aren’t just trees: they’re infrastructure, history and climate protection. Between February and June, those trees face an increased risk from oak wilt, a fast-moving disease that can spread quickly and kill entire clusters of oaks.

California photographer and conservationist Krystle Hickman is on a quest to document hundreds of species of native bees, which are under threat by climate change and habitat loss, some of it caused by the more recognizable and agriculturally valued honey bee.

Northwest Side residents fighting a proposed housing development said what they believed was a major victory at City Hall was quickly overshadowed.

President Donald Trump has nominated for director of the National Park Service an executive from a hospitality company that has extensive contracts with the agency he would lead.

The Environmental Protection Agency has revoked a key scientific finding that supported U.S. regulations on greenhouse gas emissions.

The leadership outfit of San Antonio’s newly formed multimodal transportation commission comprises several leaders central to the city’s architecture and advocacy spaces.

The San Antonio City Council has taken a major step toward expanding outdoor connectivity on the city’s Southwest Side by approving the submission of a grant application totaling up to $8.6 million in state funding.

After freezing temperatures affected San Antonio, many South Texans are wondering whether their plants are dead or simply dormant.

The San Antonio Zoo will offer discounted admission on Saturday for Bexar County residents as part of Locals Day.