SAN ANTONIO: It's beginning to look a lot like Krampus. The demonic creature said to be the evil twin of Saint Nicholas, taking over Southtown Thursday with a parade. IMAGE GALLERY | Everyone we saw ...

SAN ANTONIO – Krampus, a character from a longtime folk tale, is set to appear in a parade in Southtown this December, but the event is drawing mixed reactions in San Antonio. Mark Lugo, Pastor of San ...

Hundreds of folks donned their creepiest Christmas getups to line the streets in the King William district and welcome in the merry season at San Antonio’s first Krampus parade Thursday. Although ...

It's that time of year again - and no, we're not talking about the merry tinkle of Santa's sleigh soaring through the crisp December air. We're talking about Krampus' annual rise from the underworld, ...

After San Antonio’s first-ever Krampus Parade drew thousands to the historic King William area, the neighborhood’s association is asking for public feedback on the event, with its future route hanging ...

SAN ANTONIO — Since the announcement of a San Antonio version of the traditional Krampus parade, multiple organizations have expressed their dismay at the event taking place. The parade is scheduled ...

Should the Krampus Parade, a celebration of Santa's evil equivalent who punishes naughty children by dragging them to hell, return to the King William District next year? That's one of the questions ...

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio’s first-ever Krampus parade in the King William neighborhood was a success for attendees excited for the parade. Over 1,000 people lined the neighborhood’s streets to glimpse ...

SAN ANTONIO — The Archdiocese of San Antonio is expressing concern about the city’s first-ever Krampus Parade set to be held in the King William Historic District on Dec. 5. Krampus is a creature from ...

Children who were bad this year need to stay alert. The Krampus Parade, a creepy tradition known to pay homage to a folkloric demon who punishes naughty kids, will soon hit the streets in Southtown ...

There’s a spooky new-to-San Antonio holiday tradition heading to the historic King William District, but it’s sparking some religious fervor. Demonic Christmas-time creatures are set to roam the ...