SAN ANTONIO - The countdown to one of college basketball’s biggest weekends is officially underway, with San Antonio preparing to host the 2025 NCAA Men’s Final

Burlington will open a new store in March and build two more later this year. Marshalls will open a new story at The Rim shopping center.

The combo restaurant will offer San Antonians a first-hand look at Dunkin's Next Generation features including "Premium Pours," a new innovative tap system that will serve a variety of Dunkin's signature drinks, a modern floor plan and increased energy efficiency, according to a press release.

Teso Life, a Japanese retailer with more upscale offerings, will enter the growing Asian-retail space in San Antonio, competing with Daiso and Miniso.

Speaking od Smackdown, it was announced at the arena, and after the show that Friday Night Smackdown is headed to the Frost Bank Center on June 6. Tickets for the event will go on sale at a later date, while an in-house presale has already begun.

According to the zoo, Locals Day allows "more people to learn how the zoo combines conservation, animal care and education in securing a future for wildlife."

Social media influencer Stephanie Guerra joins Friday’s KSAT Q&A to discuss weekend happenings in and around San Antonio.

San Antonio is gearing up for the annual Cowboy Breakfast, a beloved tradition that kicks off the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo festivities this Friday. Noche de Charreria is another weekend event at The Rock at La Cantera. It will feature Mexican rodeo activities and musical performances.

One of the largest Coca-Cola bottlers in the U.S. is set to strengthen its production and warehouse operations in the Alamo City.

San Antonio's food scene is well represented in the semifinalist list for the 2025 James Beard Awards. Why it matters: A James Beard win — one of the food world's highest honors, which has long eluded San Antonio — would cement the city's status as a culinary powerhouse.

António Guterres, the United Nations secretary-general, has been one of the highest-profile advocates for the fight against climate change. That effort has been rattled by promises by U.S. President Donald Trump to “ drill, baby, drill ” and expand fossil-fuel production in the world's largest economy.

The Dali gained a high degree of infamy on 26 March 2024, when it slammed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge after suffering from intermittent engine failure while navigating the Fort McHenry Channel as it departed Baltimore.