From alleyways to busy street corners, residents can find more than a dozen Spurs-themed murals throughout the Alamo City. Each piece tells a different story, but all are rooted in a shared sense of pride.

One mural has stood for nearly 20 years. Another just went up at the oldest post in Texas.

A new mural has been unveiled at Pearl, reflecting the neighborhood’s historic connection to water.

A newly finished mural celebrates San Antonio Spurs' Victor Wembanyama at Amols' Party and Fiesta Favors on the North Side.

Under gray skies, crews with the City of San Antonio’s Public Works Department struggled against strong winds on Friday morning to lift two colorful works of art into place.

Poet's Pointe is a new "pocket park" incorporating poetry and visual art.

San Antonio-based artist Colton Valentine has completed a one-of-a-kind holiday mural downtown to get locals in the yuletide spirit.

An organization called Witness at the Border made a pit stop in Uvalde on their journey along the U.S.-Mexico Border.

A mural of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., acts as an inspiration for people in an East side neighborhood. It also has become a place for selfies.

Local artist Roger Maximo uses his talents to paint murals all across the city.

A mural downtown, called "Living In My Skin," tells the stories of 33 African American men and what their experiences have been in San Antonio.

On the corner of South Zarzamora and Fernando, the mural “Breaking the Cycle” told the story of teen dating violence and domestic abuse. The mural Breaking the Cycle told the story of teen dating violence and domestic abuse. The mural had to be painted over in white after the owners of the building decided to sell the building. West Side mural dedicated to end domestic violence painted over. “The only requirement is having a business owner who understands what this means and what this means to community,” Tremillo said.