Luke Applewhite holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Texas State University, with a minor in sports media. His experience includes reporting for Maroon and Golden, a leading Texas State sports publication, The Liberty Vindicator, and CultureMap San Antonio. While his primary interest is sports journalism, he has also covered a broad range of topics, including community development, education, local culture, and emerging trends.
Bobcats ready to take on Arkansas State as Kinne speculation swirls
Texas State is 3-1 heading into conference play for the first time since 2013, as the Bobcats are coming off a much-needed bye week with a matchup at Arkansas State (1-4) this Saturday at 3 p.m.
YMCA and DoSeum debut imaginative new play space for San Antonio kids
San Antonio families just scored a brand-new place to play, dream, and move. In late September, the YMCA of Greater San Antonio and the DoSeum officially debuted Imagination Station, a new immersive play environment at the Mays Family YMCA.
Hill Country festival blends 26 Texas wineries with live music
Fall's frenetic festival season doesn't have to mean long lines and punishing prices. Austinites looking for a less maddening experience can head to Johnson City's Texas Wine Jam on November 1 to soak in the communal vibes and plenty of small-town Hill Country charm.
Temple Grandin headlines San Antonio’s animal-friendly film festival
San Antonio's Animalis Fabula Film Festival, dedicated to showcasing stories about animals, is rolling out the red carpet for a true pioneer. Dr. Temple Grandin, world-renowned for her groundbreaking work in humane cattle care, will be honored with a lifetime achievement award during the 2025 festival held November 28 and 29 at Woodlawn Theater, 4522 Fredericksburg Rd #A-90.
The centerpiece of the event, Dr. Temple: An Open Door, will screen at the Woodlawn Theatre on November 29. The documen...
Temple Grandin headlines San Antonio’s animal-friendly film festival
San Antonio's Animalis Fabula Film Festival, dedicated to showcasing stories about animals, is rolling out the red carpet for a true pioneer. Dr. Temple Grandin, world-renowned for her groundbreaking work in humane cattle care, will be honored with a lifetime achievement award during the 2025 festival held November 28 and 29 at Woodlawn Theater, 4522 Fredericksburg Rd #A-90.
San Antonio Monarch Butterfly Festival flutters to Brackenridge Park
San Antonio's Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival is spreading its wings again in Brackenridge Park. The free event is celebrating its 10th anniversary on October 18 with a day of hands-on fun, education, and community engagement for Alamo City nature lovers.
Hill Country festival uncorks jam-packed day of music and Texas wine
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San Antonio Airport clears path for new nonstop flights to Toronto
Big news for jetsetters: San Antonio International Airport (SAT) is about to make trips to Canada a whole lot easier. Starting in May 2026, Air Canada will launch a brand-new nonstop route to Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ).
Michelin-starred chefs land in San Antonio for Spanish food showcase
A traveling showcase of Spanish cuisine is making its way back to San Antonio. After stops in Germany, Tokyo, and Switzerland, Spain Fusion will make an all-day stop at Pearl on October 17 with tastings, panels, and a chance to meet some of the world's best chefs.
This is the fourth time that the event — part trade show, part food fest — has landed in San Antonio. While it is geared toward hospitality professionals, the organizers release a few tickets to the public each year.
Bobcats run away with it on Family Weekend
A sold-out crowd at UFCU Stadium is fitting for Family Weekend and the “Battle for the Paddle” rivalry as the Texas State Bobcats (3-1) dominated the Nicholls Colonels (1-3) 35-3.
Mexico’s El Tri storms back to San Antonio for Alamodome showdown
San Antonio soccer fans get ready to scream gollllll. El Tri, the Mexican national soccer team, is coming to San Antonio's Alamodome on November 18 to face off against Paraguay's La Albirroja, leading up to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
7 wild and unique places to stay in the Texas Hill Country
If you're a weekend warrior looking to escape Austin, the Hill Country offers more than just wine tastings. The rolling hills hide some of the most unique properties in the world. From safari ranches with rhinos to a life-sized bird's nest, these are the weirdest, wildest, and most unforgettable places to rest your head in Texas — because your hotel should be as memorable as your road trip.
Texas State hosts Nicholls in Battle for the Paddle on Family Weekend
Family Weekend at Texas State is right around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than to watch one of the most historical and unique rivals in all of college football. Texas State will look to get right after their first loss of the season as they host the Nicholls Colonels this Saturday at 7 p.m.
Bobcats Battle Tough in Desert, Fall to Arizona State 34-15
Texas State (2-1) suffered its first loss of the season against Arizona State (2-1), a team that reached the College Football Playoff last year. Although the score was lopsided, Texas State showed resolve by fighting until the end.
Texas State heads to desert showdown with Arizona State after historic UTSA win
Coming off of a program-defining win, Texas State has done what only two other schools have managed to do, and that is beat UTSA under their current head coach in the Alamodome.
The celebrations have been rampant as the team made their way back to San Marcos drunk on success. But a familiar foe looms in the distance, a quality opponent in Arizona State. The Bobcats will face the Sun Devils in the Arizona desert this Saturday at 9:30 on TNT.