Canyon Lake has been making headlines all summer for record low water levels but more recently, the receding water revealed a cave that was previously hidden underwater and one man who works on the lake went to look inside.

Artpace’s Chalk It Up is returning to downtown San Antonio this fall to celebrate its 20th anniversary.

The National Park Service will close sections of the Big Bend National Park in October due to the aerial shootings of non-native aoudad (barbary sheep).

An estimated 2-foot-long alligator was spotted on the shores of Mustang Island State Park Tuesday afternoon.

The water level at Canyon Lake is continuing to drop even further down from its lowest point in recorded history but the low levels have revealed some interesting geological features that are usually hidden beneath the water’s surface.

As proof of their indestructible nature, fire ants build a raft on the newly-filled Lake Dunlap. Texas A&M AgriLife Entomologist Molly Keck says the colonly will float until they reach dry ground.

A rare rattlesnake slithered its way into Kerr County recently and the last time one of them was found was nearly five years ago.

U.S. wildlife officials have finalized an agreement with Ted Turner’s Endangered Species Fund regarding the release of more Bolson tortoises on the media mogul’s Armendaris Ranch in central New Mexico.

I am a happy camper because this week, we covered several stories about local and state parks, including new ones opening in time for autumn.

Hemisfair is slated to unveil the first phase of the long-awaited Civic Park in downtown San Antonio.

The Cliff Carver at Camp Fimfo Texas Hill Country is a gravity-propelled sled that includes manual brakes and allows adventurers to bob and weave at speeds up to 25 mph along a nearly one-mile track in the Canyon Lake area.

A toxic red tide bloom appears to be killing fish and sharks in some areas along the Texas coast.

Eggplant, cucumbers, and peppers will do well now.

The Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series has released the courses for the biggest running event of the year in San Antonio.

The Everyday Adventure Guide was created by JoJo Fletcher, Jordan Rogers and Purina.

The San Antonio River Authority is opening a 74-acre park in West Bexar County and a 351-acre park in South Bexar County just in time for fall outings.

Monday, Sept. 18, and Tuesday, Sept. 19, have been declared an Ozone Action Day in San Antonio by The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

We haven’t reached 100 degrees since Sunday, and the KSAT Weather Authority says we may not warm above 90 degrees on Saturday (but maybe keep an umbrella nearby with a few storms possible this Saturday).

The San Antonio Zoo is bringing back its Zoo Boo! for the 2023 Halloween season.

The project is a community-based creek restoration effort started by SARA in 2008. It encompasses the Alazán, Apache, Martinez and San Pedro Creeks.

A Girl Scout troop’s trip to a Southeast Texas lake over the weekend turned into a terrifying encounter when they spotted an alligator swimming toward them.

There are at least five different locations where you can tip-toe through the corn fields this fall with some mazes as close as San Antonio itself or as far away as Marble Falls.

As we move away from triple-digit heat and transition into the fall season it’s time for a tradition many families look forward to — visiting the pumpkin patch.

A fatal neurological disease among deer has been detected in the Hill Country ahead of the fall hunting season.

A fall-friendly, family festival celebrating pecans is set to take place in Seguin this October.

The San Antonio Zoo announced the hatchings of nearly 50 Oklahoma Cave Crayfish, “one of the rarest crayfish species in North America.”