The name “Texas,” reflective of the state’s origins, is derived from an old Spanish version of a word for”friend,” used by the Caddo Indians, who
The horse’s first go-round on this continent did not end well. “It became extinct probably 10,000 to 12,000 years ago,” said Bruce Shackelford, South Texas
Two weathered gravestones sit in a small, dusty rectangle in front of the grand Spanish church at the heart of the nation’s newest UNESCO World
Over the years, San Antonians have come up with a lot of reasons for the popularity of the annual Martin Luther King Jr. March, the
San Antonio otlicials say that by May, they will have recommendations for land use around the city’s five Spanish colonial missions, collectively named a World
Patricia Castillo and Ramon Vasquez, two of the city’s best-known social service nonprofit executives, know they’re unlikely to get a call from Washington asking how
When San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller celebrates Mass this afternoon on the grounds of Mission San Jose during World Heritage Site celebrations, he will be
