Vincent T. Davis

After an investor acquired the home of the late Rev. Claude Black Jr., some long-time friends say they worry about it affecting his legacy.

Gracie Poe, a long-time member of the San Antonio Ethnic Art Society, has focused her art career on creating African-inspired sculptures.

During summer of 1968, I’d trek to the convenience store for my reading fix. That literary journey has evolved and widened, but it has never stopped.

Volunteers Hongtao Jin and Helen Chen have made it their mission to photograph shelter dogs and cats to improve their chances of being adopted.

At a forum hosted by the Spurs, residents said they want to have a voice in the project, and to be sure their neighborhoods can benefit from it.

The nonprofit, which offers programs for people with special needs, showcased its clients as models, disc jockeys and producers for the program. 

More than 1,000 volunteer pitched in to make the new house a reality for a San Antonio single mom and her three children.

Emcee David Muñoz talks about the upcoming 33rd Annual Balcones Heights Jazz Festival at the Wonderland of the Americas where fans can sit on the mall’s hillside to enjoy smooth jazz artists. 

Yes, falling short of a title was disappointing. But the young Spurs' unexpected NBA Finals appearance was a jolt of joy and energy for the Alamo City.

Texas A&M University-San Antonio journalism professor Teresa Talerico and her students are working to make sure Castroville doesn't become a news desert.