Cristela Jones

2 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Cristela Jones

But don't let the name of this beloved old Austin staple fool you. While Quality Seafood does serve a variety of freshly made catfish, cod, shrimp, oysters and other "normal" sides, this cheesy $5 pasta is one that locals, including myself, keep coming back for more. "Every year for Thanksgiving, he would make his mom's macaroni and cheese, which is spaghetti and cheese," Wysocki told MySA.

2 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Cristela Jones

With summer approaching, swimming in popular Central Texas waterways are probably on a lot of people's minds. But you may want to think again. For the fifth year in a row, a possibly toxic algae has been found at Lady Bird Lake in Austin. The city's Watershed Protection recently posted on X that it's "seeing a lot of algae that could be toxic at Red Bud Isle," an off-leash dog park near Tom Miller Dam. We are seeing a lot of algae at Red Bud Isle that could be toxic.

3 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Cristela Jones

A swimmer's body has been found in a Central Texas lake after he went missing in the water on Easter Sunday. The Austin-Travis County Emergency Services (ATCEMS) posted on X there were reports of an adult swimmer who had not resurfaced at Emma Long Metropolitan Park. Around 7 p.m. on Sunday, April 20, the Austin Police Department said it responded to a check welfare hotshot call at 1600 City Park Road. According to APD, the call was for a person drowning in Lake Austin near Emma Long Metro Park.

3 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Cristela Jones

As the world mourns the life and legacy of the Pope Francis on Monday, April 21, many are now wondering who will become the next leader of the Catholic Church? Following his funeral, a papal conclave will be set to elect a new pope, and a high-ranking priest in the Lone Star State may be in attendance to decide the Church's fate.

3 days ago | mysanantonio.com | Cristela Jones

H-E-B is constantly reminding us why everything's bigger and better in Texas. From opening massive stores to ensuring everyone belongs, the San Antonio-based grocer is always in the spotlight for something, and now it's being recognized for its latest Texas-sized food offerings. Two videos are going viral on TikTok from H-E-B shoppers being amazed at what they found on their grocery runs. Golf-ball sized grapes and a large variety of African food selections are the latest craze on social media.