The second-largest city in the Lone Star state, San Antonio is located on the southern edge of the mountainous Texas Hill Country. Its streets follow old Spanish trails and 19th-century wagon ...

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New express highway,” built in the wake of World War II, included concrete shelters and a pull-out lane for the buses ...

How Texas Made the West Wild," Bryan Burrough traces the paths of men who settled scores with pistols and called the Lone ...

Many agree that the best way to see San Antonio is by taking a stroll along the River Walk, or Paseo del Rio. San Antonio's most-visited tourist attraction meanders along the banks of the San ...

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The well-preserved cliff dwelling marks the southeastern edge of Bears Ears National Monument’s Shash Jaa Unit. Ancestral ...