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A 19-hour trip deep into the caves at Natural Bridge Caverns in July led to some major new discoveries, including underground lakes and massive rooms.

Municipal leaders along the Interstate 35 corridor are counting on a quick recovery from the pandemic, and these incoming developments should help.

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Planning a Labor Day picnic? Prepping for family fun in the park? Time to rethink those end-of-summer celebrations.  The City of San Antonio and Bexar County announced on August 2

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Several major retailers have already announced that all their stores will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. Here's where you won't be able to shop this year.

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Mortgage rates could drop below 3% by 2021, Fannie Mae says
Coronavirus concerns prompt Joint Base San Antonio to postpone its air show until 2022

Coronavirus has canceled Fiesta and threatens to crimp high school, college and professional sports seasons. Now, it's taken down another San Antonio staple — the air show at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland.

Fiesta is canceled. For the first time since World War II, the city will not have its beloved springtime celebration as organizers look ahead to 2021.

The San Antonio burger chain hasn't forgotten where its roots lie, but it's branching out to two states for bigger plans. Read more in this exclusive interview with the Business Journal.

Following news that Tesla could be moving to the Austin area, local economic development leaders are hoping to lure a new electric vehicle factory closer to San Antonio.

Southerners have always had a way with words, and this list proves it. Here are our 24 favorite Southern sayings and how they were born.

An unidentified man in Rochester, New York, was struck by a car during an anti-racism demonstration on Friday and 59 people were arrested in Portland, Oregon, between Saturday and Sunday.

The revamped venue will offer panoramic views from one of the highest dining spots in the region.

A national developer that recently built several recent warehouses for Amazon is planning an enormous East Side fulfillment center, according to state records, but it is unknown who could fill the future space.

The California-based company could look to Texas for more than expanded manufacturing capacity.