FOOD

Alamo Drafthouse started construction this week on the dine-in cinema chain’s first St. Louis location.

The San Antonio Tamales Festival is back for the third year and it’s expected to be the biggest year yet.

Reese’s made pie-sized peanut butter cups for Thanksgiving and they are already sold out.

It’s time to pull out the turkey and stuffing because Thanksgiving is almost here. But, if you don’t feel like cooking this year, there’s plenty of other options in the San Antonio area.

The project could also help revitalize underutilized spaces in the historic city

A recent clarification on the legality of Delta-8 by the Texas Department of State Health Services has local business owners concerned.

KSAT’s David Elder has embarked on an adventure called “Texas Eats,” an hour-long show that airs on Saturdays at 10 a.m. on KSAT 12, KSAT.com and our streaming app.

A salmonella outbreak affecting 37 states, including Texas, has led to a recall on unlabeled onions per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Merit Commercial Real Estate is developing the 435-acre Alsatian Oaks in Castroville, north of Highway 90 and east of the city’s core.

Burnt Bean Co., located at 108 S. Austin Street in Seguin, is just a short drive from San Antonio if you’re looking for some good ol’ Texas barbecue.

Across 13,394 employees, the city of San Antonio paid a total of $842 million in wages and $1.2 billion in total compensation to fire, police and civilian workers in 2020.

A South Side of San Antonio restaurant made it on The New York Times’ “The Restaurant List” — a group of 50 lauded restaurants across the United States favorited by critics, reporters and editors.

Nearly 27,900 pounds of frozen DiGiorno Crispy Pan Crust pepperoni pizza is being recalled due to misbranding and undeclared allergens.

The Medina Lake Cajun Festival will roll out the good times on Saturday at Lakehills Community Center