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Wurstfest 2026: What to know before you visit New Braunfels German festival

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – It’s that time of year to gather your friends and family to celebrate 10...
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Wurstfest marks 65 years of heritage and community impact

In 1961, a veterinarian and city meat inspector named Ed Grist wanted to celebrate the sausage makers in...
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Brick Convention makes its first-ever stop in San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO – LEGO builders of all ages got the chance to build, shop, and connect with professional...
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Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner opens volunteer registration as organizers seek community support

SAN ANTONIO – Are you looking for a way to give back this Thanksgiving? Volunteer registration for the...
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Muertos Fest draws thousands to Hemisfair for Day of the Dead traditions

SAN ANTONIO – Over 135,000 people from all over the country are expected to gather this weekend at...
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Events to celebrate Fourth of July, honor flood victims in Hill Country

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With the Fourth of July approaching, the Hill Country is gearing up for some exciting events. This year, the celebrations will not only be...

Dinosaurs come to life at The DoSeum with new interactive summer exhibit

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SAN ANTONIO – If your child is in a dinosaur phase, The DoSeum’s newest exhibit may be worth a visit this summer. “Dinosaurs in Motion”...

How San Antonio is celebrating Juneteenth in 2026

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SAN ANTONIO – Over a century ago, the enslaved people in Galveston discovered they were free—two years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation...

SPACECON San Antonio takes over Freeman Coliseum this weekend

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SAN ANTONIO – Get ready, sci-fi fans! SPACECON San Antonio is coming to the Freeman Coliseum, and it promises to be an unforgettable experience...

San Antonio’s Japanese Tea Garden remains one of city’s most beautiful free attractions

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SAN ANTONIO – Over a century ago, a visionary park commissioner named Ray Lambert gazed at an abandoned limestone quarry and dreamed of transforming...

An update to Gruene Hall: The venue won’t look any different, but it’ll feel different

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STORY HIGHLIGHTS A Rich History GRUENE, Texas – Constructed in 1878 by Heinrich Gruene, Gruene Hall stands as a remarkable piece of history, showcasing the sturdy...
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Poles mourn rare mass killing as authorities say attacker had far-right views

KRAKOW – Poland entered a period of national mourning on Sunday following a tragic event in Krakow where...
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Elija Lofton’s near-catch for Miami becomes latest entry in Canes-Irish rivalry lore

SOUTH BEND, Ind. – For 38 years, Miami has insisted the same thing: Cleveland Gary didn't fumble in...
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Poles mourn rare mass killing as authorities say attacker had far-right views

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KRAKOW – Poland entered a period of national mourning...

Elija Lofton’s near-catch for Miami becomes latest entry in Canes-Irish rivalry lore

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SOUTH BEND, Ind. – For 38 years, Miami has...

San Antonio City Council members want to change how SAPD works with ICE

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In the wake of significant victories for Texas Democrats...

Chimp sanctuary delivers an ape’s food by drone amid Florida floods

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A Florida chimpanzee sanctuary recently faced a unique challenge...

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