Early Alamo map found. ... For more than 20 years, the 474-page book known as City Surveyor Book One was missing among San Antonio's stored archives. Tina Flores, ...

Retired Col. Seth Krummrich, vice president of Global Guardian, joins ABC News Live to discuss the ongoing conflict with Iran ...

COMMENTARY. I’ve been lucky enough in life that this will be my 12th trip to San Antonio. Over a 36-year career writing sports, my very first bowl game was to the Alamo City to cover Oklahoma ...

It's been a week since half a foot of rain fell on San Antonio, causing water levels to swiftly rise and killing 13 people.

The Alamo Heights Area, which was constructed in the 1890s, is located north of Monte Vista and is now home to the Witte Museum, the San Antonio Botanical Gardens and Brackenridge Park.

“The Alamo: Preserving the Shrine of Texas Liberty and the Growth of the City of San Antonio,” an exhibition of historic surveys, maps and documents of the Alamo is on display at the newly ...

A protest held downtown San Antonio on Wednesday night was peaceful. The demonstration was organized amid a nationwide wave of protests against the arrest of immigrants under the ...

Alamo Asks: How did San Antonio’s Cevallos Street get its name? By Paula Allen , Guest columnist Updated Nov 11, 2023 1:11 p.m. Pecan shellers strike Feb. 25, 1938, at the Southern Pecan ...

Day Trips: Renovations at the Alamo, San Antonio The 300-year-old Alamo is on its way to being new again By Gerald E. McLeod, Fri., March 14, 2025 ...

More than two decades before the battle at the Alamo, Tejanos in San Antonio waged a brutal — and unsuccessful — rebellion against Spanish rule. At the time, Texas was part of Mexico, which ...

A drawing of the Alamo Mission in San Antonio, first printed in 1854. Wikimedia Commons. But the mission, cursed with natural disasters and construction mishaps, never made it to that exalted status.

More than 200 projects are in various stages of development across the Alamo City. ... so we built a map to track it all," Centro San Antonio President Matt Brown is quoted as saying in a release.