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Tony Parker opens doors to $19.5M San Antonio estate and more top stories

Tony Parker's Boerne wine cellar.

Courtesy of Kuper Sotheby\u2019s International Realty

Editor's note: This week's most popular San Antonio stories go inside two lavish San Antonio locales: Tony Parker's estate and the revamped Dominion Country Club. Plus, see where San Antonio ranks among the best and worst cities for 4th of July. Catch up on the top San Antonio news of the week below, then check out this guide to holiday weekend fun.

1. Tony Parker unlocks the doors to his $19.5M San Antonio-area estate. Ever wonder just how much of a baller Spurs legend Tony Parker is? San Antonians can now take a virtual tour of his lavish Boerne estate via Twitch.

2. San Antonio shocks as one of the worst cities for celebrating July 4th. A new national report delivered bad news for Independence Day in San Antonio: The city fell behind as a great place to celebrate the holiday this year.

3. Actor Danny Trejo teases San Antonio taco joint during fan convention stop. Could actor Danny Trejo be eyeing San Antonio as the next location of his cult California taco chain?

4. Step inside San Antonio country club's multimillion-dollar renovations. A multimillion-dollar renovation has transformed San Antonio's Dominion Country Club, a fixture in the city since 1984. The project brings modern dining and gathering spaces and significant upgrades to its existing facilities.

Dominion Country Club San Antonio Warm neutrals and blue accents create a cozy feel at Dominion Country Club. Photo courtesy of Dominion Country Club.

5. Texas agencies gang up to combat invasive screwworm. Texas agencies are ganging up on a bad, bad worm. The Texas Animal Health Commission and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will team up to combat the New World screwworm (NWS) prior to its arrival in Texas, following a directive from Governor Greg Abbott.

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Longtime San Antonio Mexican restaurant says adios and more top stories

Tiago's Cabo Grille/ Facebook

Tiago's Cabo Grille has called it a day.

Editor's note: The top San Antonio news of the week begins with a popular Mexican restaurant's sudden shutter. Plus, Texas bands together with flood relief efforts. Get the details on our most popular stories below, then head to this guide for the best weekend events.

1. Longtime San Antonio Mexican restaurant says goodbye after 18 years. After almost two decades, a popular coastal Mexican restaurant has suddenly shuttered. San Antonio’s Tiago’s Cabo Grille, located in The Rim shopping center, announced its closure via an earnest social media statement.

2. Hawaiian comfort food chain imports more island flavors to San Antonio. San Antonio will soon say aloha to more island-inspired comfort food. Hawaiian Bros. Island Grill will open a standalone restaurant near Terrell Heights by spring 2026.

3. Where to donate and dine near San Antonio to support flood relief. As parts of the Hill Country recover from the devastating July 4 floods, countless San Antonio-area organizations, businesses, and individuals are joining forces to support communities in need.

4. San Antonio saw a surge in senior renters over the last 10 years. New U.S. Census data has revealed a startling trend regarding San Antonio's renter population: The number of renters aged 65 and older has surged 24 percent over the last decade.

5. Texas hospitality nonprofit launches fund for long-term flood relief. One Texas hospitality industry nonprofit is saving its efforts for the "second phase" of flood relief with a new Texas Hill Country Fund set to launch in August.