Ethan Trejo

3 days ago | news4sanantonio.com | Ethan Trejo

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas - The real estate market in New Braunfels showed mixed results in March, with more homes listed for sale but fewer actually selling. New data from the Four Rivers Association of Realtors reports a 10 percent increase in active listings for the New Braunfels area last month. However, the number of closed sales dropped by more than 12 percent compared to the same time last year. Meanwhile, nearby markets such as Canyon Lake and Garden Ridge experienced an uptick in sales.

4 days ago | news4sanantonio.com | Ethan Trejo

SAN ANTONIO - As Easter weekend unfolds in San Antonio, local restaurants are experiencing varied levels of success. While some eateries are bustling with customers, others are not seeing the anticipated boost in business. "With Easter being such a big family holiday celebration, and family members traveling back into San Antonio...it's already been busier this year than last year, and so we hope to see that trend continue," said Bevie Davis of Peasanos.

5 days ago | foxsanantonio.com | Ethan Trejo

As the water park season kicks off, visitors to Six Flags and Schlitterbahn are in for a treat with a host of new rides, dining options, and amenities. (SBG Digital)

5 days ago | foxsanantonio.com | Ethan Trejo

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — As the water park season kicks off, visitors to Six Flags and Schlitterbahn are in for a treat with a host of new rides, dining options, and amenities. Cyle Perez, PR Manager for the parks, expressed excitement about the new offerings, including the world's first kids' water coaster at the newly introduced Storybrook Park.

6 days ago | news4sanantonio.com | Ethan Trejo

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas - A packed house gathered at Comal County's Commissioners Court to address the pressing issue of water scarcity, exacerbated by the ongoing drought, particularly near Canyon Lake. Several water companies presented their outlook for the future. "We cannot do business as usual anymore. This has to come to a stop today," said one New Braunfels resident.