San Antonio Conservation Society

A vacant property that history advocates have been fighting to save caught fire late Wednesday night in San Antonio. 503 Urban Loop — a former brothel and later orphanage — found itself at the center of local controversy last summer after its owners filed a request to demolish the building.

Owners of the Whitt Printing building want to tear it down, but the city says they can't.

Sometime this summer, Fannie Porter's brothel — where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid hid out — lost its historic designation.

Bruce MacDougal, the executive director for the San Antonio Conservation Society announced today he will retire on March 4.MacDougal had been a part of…

H-E-B plans to tear down its oldest continuously operating store to make way for a 21st century, high-tech supermarket. The nearly 70-year-old store on…

The City of San Antonio is calling for a master plan for a re-interpretation of Alamo Plaza. Last fall, members of a panel met in an lively debate at UTSA…

The San Antonio Conservation Society is taking reservations for its annual seminar for school teachers to earn education credits. The class is open to…

In the first segment:The Department of the Treasury has proposed new regulations on 501(c)(4) organizations, which are also known as "social welfare"…

Complete Wrap (11/13): Within minutes of Judge Janet Littlejohn’s decision to dissolve a restraining order that halted the demolition of the former home…

There will be another day of court next week to resolve the dispute over the original building that housed KWEX-TV Univision in San Antonio. Much of the…