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Street closures expected Downtown during Fourth of July festivities
SAN ANTONIO - If you don't have Fourth of July plans, the City of San Antonio has you covered. H-E-B has teamed up with the city for their official Fourth of July celebration. The event takes place from 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Woodlawn Lake Park. The free event will include kid's activities, local food trucks and vendors, ending with a firework show.
Photos: San Antonio's 2024 Pride Bigger Than Texas Parade
San Antonio finished celebrating Pride month in style with the Pride Bigger than Texas Festival and Parade along the Main Strip north of downtown. Attendees enjoying food, entertainment and small business vendors. “Pride in who you are," said attendee Christina Gutierrez. "It doesn't matter if you're straight, bi— just have...
San Antonio hosts first Military City USA Expo for veterans and families
SAN ANTONIO - District 9 Councilmember John Courage hosted the first Military City USA Expo for active military personnel, veterans, and their families. The Expo was held at Walker Ranch Senior Center on June 29th and 30th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event provided valuable resources and information...
San Antonio anticipates end of major construction projects by early September
SAN ANTONIO - As summer progresses, San Antonio residents eagerly await the completion of several major construction projects, though delays and setbacks have tempered expectations for some endeavors. Razi Hossini, the City Director of Public Works, provided an update on the status of three key projects slated for completion this...
Downtown San Antonio's first-ever Fourth of July extravaganza begins
Stars and Stripes on Houston, San Antonio's new Fourth of July event, is a weeklong display of patriotism and community in downtown. Why it matters: The inaugural event centers festivities in the heart of downtown San Antonio, on historic Houston Street and at the Alamo, during peak summer tourism. The...
San Antonio Cracks Down on Illegal Fireworks and Promotes Public Displays for A Safe Independence Day
As we gear up for Independence Day celebrations, the City of San Antonio is putting safety first. Fireworks, while a traditional staple of the holiday, come with a set of legal and physical risks. According to the City of San Antonio official website, setting off fireworks within the city limits is not only prohibited but could also lead to a hefty fine of up to $2,000.
San Antonio's mental health crisis team expands to 24 hours beginning Monday
SAN ANTONIO — Starting Monday, mental health response teams in San Antonio will operate 24/7. The mental health response teams are made up of a police officer, a paramedic, and a clinician. Known as SA-Core, they respond to all non-violent mental health calls in the city. "So you've got...
San Antonio's Lavaca Residents Rally Against Proposed Gas Station in Historic Neighborhood
Community resistance is mounting in the historically rich Lavaca neighborhood, where plans to construct a 7,500-square-foot Fuel Time gas station have been disclosed, raising alarms over the project's compatibility with surrounding residential areas. Despite the property's commercial zoning, the proposed construction site at 418 Florida St. neighbors single-family homes and falls within a designated historic district, known for its quaint homes dating back to the late 1800s and early 1900s.
A guide to fireworks displays in, near San Antonio
San Antonio's premier fireworks display will light up the sky at Woodlawn Lake Park on Thursday, but there are plenty of other spots to celebrate the holiday. Here's a guide to July Fourth fireworks shows and celebrations. Woodlawn Lake Park. The city's official Fourth of July celebration kicks off at...
San Antonio Unveils Memorial for 53 Migrants as Community Reflects and Remembers
San Antonio has unveiled a new memorial to honor the lives of 53 migrants who died tragically on the city's South Side. The memorial, which opened to the public today, is situated at the 9600 block of Quintana Road and is a permanent structure replacing an existing temporary shrine that stood vigil since the harrowing discovery of a sweltering tractor-trailer two years ago. According to FOX San Antonio, locals have played a major role in maintaining the gesture of remembrance, attending to its condition and paying their respects.
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