San Antonio celebrated St. Patrick's Day with a lucky tradition, putting green dye in the river.

Call it a miracle from St. Patrick, but next time, it may be smarter to leave the luck of the Irish on dry land.

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SAN ANTONIO — With so many corners of downtown San Antonio experiencing change, from the Alamo grounds to the site of a potential new Spurs arena, officials are now taking steps to ensure one of the ...

SAN ANTONIO - The Bud Light St. Patrick’s River Parades & Celebrations take over the San Antonio River Walk this ...

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SAN ANTONIO – One visitor to the River Walk downtown was determined to find her phone, which fell out of her grasp and into the San Antonio River. “Yeah,” the visitor said to another person in the ...

Greener water, big crowds and plenty of Irish cheer—San Antonio kicked off St. Patrick’s celebrations on the River Walk Saturday. More to come Sunday! The semifinals begin with Team USA vs. the ...