Flood damage to the Alamo Street Bridge in 1921. 13 of the city's 27 bridges were destroyed in the flood that swept San Antonio on September 9-10, 1921.

Enjoy summer break in and around San Antonio with immersive art, outdoor adventures and family-friendly attractions, plus ...

The King William district was San Antonio's first suburb. Located just south of downtown, the area attracted a large number of wealthy merchants from Germany in the mid- to late-19th century.

Celebrate love with San Antonio's vibrant Pride treats and cocktails, supporting local LGBTQAI+-focused organizations all month long!

Dive into San Antonio’s River Walk, where every corner offers a feast of flavors, vibrant history, and endless festivities.

For visitors to San Antonio, Alamo Candy Company offers souvenir options that go beyond the typical t-shirts and shot glasses. Bringing home a selection of local candies provides a taste of Texas that ...

A Houston to Los Angeles is a fun way to explore desert landscapes, quirky towns and get lost in amazing cities in Texas and California.

Thirteen dead in San Antonio due to flooding. Eleven of those people were dragged to their deaths here on the Loop 410 Perrin ...

More than two weeks after 13 individuals perished in what’s becoming a historic flood in San Antonio, all victims have officially been identified by the Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office. The ...

Most of the areas that have been turned into greenways are within flood zones, and they have been transformed into walking ...

The Unified Transportation Program guides project development to improve safety, address congestion and preserve roadways.