The Fourth of July floods devastated the Texas Hill Country, but could the San Antonio River in Bexar County ever rise to ...

Well, thanks to some historical photos from the University of Texas at San Antonio, we’re able to see just how it looked to travel down the famed San Antonio River Walk as far back as the 1940s.

But with depleted river traffic because of COVID-19, the San Antonio River Walk Association (SARWA) received permission from the city to give a limited number of canoers and kayakers the rare ...

The origins of the San Antonio River Walk date back to the 1920s, when disaster struck South Texas. You can learn more about the history of the River Walk on KSAT.

Enjoy a stay at one of these top San Antonio River Walk hotels which feature dining with a view and easy access to ... San Antonio, TX 78205; 210-876-1234. Hotel Contessa on the San Antonio River ...

The River Walk, San Antonio’s 15-mile riverside esplanade, which was actually developed as a flood control project, is a must-see. Meandering through the heart of downtown, the winding watery ...

While the San Antonio River Walk does attract millions of visitors every year, it wasn’t intended for the purpose of tourism. According to the City of San Antonio, the local government had plans ...

One of the restaurant’s main principles is for its locations to celebrate the heritage of Texas, so it’s no surprise you’ll find this restaurant on the famous San Antonio River Walk. 111 W ...

SAN ANTONIO -- Every year the River Walk's beauty is lit up with lights at night during the holiday season. And this year, those lit up strolls and boat rides will come even sooner. The City of ...

San Antonio police investigate a portion of the River Walk between Houston and Travis Streets on Dec. 10, 2015 after a report of a body was made. Mark D. Wilson/San Antonio Express-News ...