A geometric 17-story building rising along the River Walk stands out from its neighbors for a few reasons. It will inject 63 luxury apartments catering to people seeking an urban lifestyle into an area long dominated by hotels and office buildings. It will also be modern, with asymmetrical floors positioned in three tiers, minimalist unit … Read more
Morning, neighbors! It’s me, Gabriela Couvillion, your host of the Daily. Let’s get this Tuesday started off right, with a quick review of the most important things happening around town. First, today’s weather: Humid with a thunderstorm. High: 83 Low: 70. 🏡 Looking for more real estate leads in San Antonio? Let us help you … Read more
Eduardo Torres Jr., 30, was found not guilty of capital murder Monday, having admitted to detectives that he drove the getaway car after his brother gunned down a man while robbing him for $ 50. He and his brother, Leonard Torres, were 25 and 24 when they were arrested nine weeks after the robbery and … Read more
Enjoying a good cocktail is one of the finer things in life. And when that cocktail comes with a little bit of extra showmanship in the form of smoke, everybody wins. Here are five San Antonio bars where you can get great smoked cocktails. Cellar Mixology’s smoked old fashioned Paul Stephen / Staff Cellar Mixology … Read more
Here in brisket country, we love our smoked meat. Smoked brisket, smoked chicken, smoked sausage – if it moos, clucks or oinks, it’s better smoked. But somehow Texans have not embraced smoked drinks the same way. Bar menus are full of smoky scotch and mezcal, an agave-based spirit full of campfire funk, but actual smoked … Read more
A jury is deciding whether to send a San Antonio man to prison for life without the possibility of parole in the fatal robbery of a man who was killed for $ 50 in 2016. Eduardo Torres Jr. and his brother, Leonard Torres, were 25 and 24 when they were arrested and charged with capital … Read more
San Antonio has a huge cycling community, with social bike rides kicking off nearly every day. Parts of the city even shut down specifically for large cycling events like L’Étape San Antonio or the biannual Síclovía. And riding a bike can be a great way to explore the city’s growing dining scene. Downtown is practically … Read more
Camelot Elementary School5311 Merlin Dr, 78218 June 6 – July 1 (M – F)July 18 – 28 (M – TH) 7:30 am – 8:30 am 10:30 am – 1 pm Castle Hills Elementary School200 Lemonwood, 78213 June 1 – July 1 (M – F) 7:30 am – 8:30 am 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Clear … Read more
click to enlarge Courtesy Photo / La Cantera Resort La Cantera Resort & Spa’s Honey Badger It’s not yet summer in San Antonio, but everyone’s sure feeling it. Higher-than-normal temperatures are baking the Alamo City, and there’s a good chance you’re already calling your friends with pools to beg for a quick dip. However, there’s … Read more
Vanessa San Miguel does not usually go to the Food Bank but the nationwide formula shortage has held her in a vice since an Abbott formula recall in February left grocery store shelves empty. Her now seven-month old son Adrian needed to eat, and his typical formula was nowhere to be found. “So I went … Read more
