Due to renovations at the Tower of the Americas, organizers have relocated the annual 9/11 stair climb to the Alamodome.

The Shakira concert scheduled for Friday night at the Alamodome has been postponed, according to a spokesperson for the venue.

The Spurs described Sovia Lauriano as “a true fan with a big smile and an even bigger heart.”

Mentorship goes beyond providing career advice to young adults, it can open doors to an education about life

The Alamodome is set to undergo another major makeover with the 2025 Men’s NCAA Final Four on the horizon, but first, crews must take care of some maintenance in the building.

There is so much excitement in and around San Antonio — the Alamodome is home to so many fun, electric, and captivating events — and with the new year around the corner — much more is on the way.

Wednesday night’s highly-anticipated Bad Bunny concert at the Alamodome is expected to be an economic boom for the City of San Antonio.

Downtown business is back at pre-pandemic levels, but the service industry staffing still isn’t.

A wave of Christmas cheer came washing over the city of San Antonio on Friday, just one day after Thanksgiving.

The visitor and tourism industry, hobbled by the pandemic, saw a welcomed increase in the hotel occupancy rate in March thanks to NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament and spring break.

Signs are pointing to more people traveling this summer due to the availability of coronavirus vaccines.

Texas is considered to be the next battleground over voting rights. Community members say they are concerned about the political fallout from a new voting rights bill entering the Texas Legislature, which could affect the Alamo City’s economy.

SAN ANTONIO – It’s been a rough year for the third-largest industry in San Antonio, but during spring break 2021, the tourist crowds started to make a comeback, said Richard Oliver, director of partner and community relations for Visit San Antonio. That sort of looks like you’re talking about the tourism hospitality industry. Pre-pandemic in 2019, 41 million leisure visitors came to San Antonio, making it the state’s largest leisure destination. Oliver said the exciting thing about the return of the crowds is the return of jobs in the hospitality industry. It’s problematic right now.”AdMore on KSAT:Downtown San Antonio sees boost in tourism during NCAA women’s tournamentMajor San Antonio tourism organizations to merge

SAN ANTONIO – The NCAA will carefully scrutinize next week’s Valero Alamo Bowl as it decides whether to stage two major Women’s Final Four events at the Alamodome next year. The NCAA is in talks with the city of San Antonio and others about bringing the entire women’s basketball tournament to the Alamodome in March and April. Mayor Ron Nirenberg said the Valero Alamo Bowl would be “essentially hosted by Metro Health” because of the pandemic. “The Alamodome has hosted six UTSA football games in very similar situations this year with no negative impacts,” Oliver said. They love San Antonio.”

SAN ANTONIO – The City of San Antonio is growing so fast and you might now notice a new sight on the city’s skyline. The brand new Thompson San Antonio hotel is full of glitz and glamour and economic impact for the Alamo City. Photos show 20-story luxury hotel opening up near the River WalkFull Screen 1 / 14 The Thompson San Antonio, located near the River Walk, will open in early 2021. So, the Thompson Hotel could help our market because there appears to be a need. “The Thompson hotel is going to be a big destination for folks.

SAN ANTONIO – Several significant events have been canceled since the COVID-19 pandemic started earlier this year, but the Rock-n-Roll Marathon and the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo are expected to go on as scheduled. The marathon, scheduled for Dec. 5-6, is expected to have several modifications if organizers are indeed able to hold the event, according to Richard Oliver, with Visit San Antonio. They’ll separate out in groups as they go through the starting line,” Oliver said regarding the marathon. The rodeo, too, will make adjustments to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in the community. READ MORE: San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo announces plans for 2021