SAN ANTONIO - Edward “Ron” Acosta, the founder of one of San Antonio’s most cherished Mexican food chains, Las Palapas, will ...

After more than two weeks of mourning, the public is invited to a ceremony on the Northeast Side of San Antonio to ...

Funeral services are scheduled this week for Edward “Ron” Acosta, the founder of Las Palapas and community leader, who was allegedly stabbed to death by his nephew on July 1.

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Founder of the popular Mexican restaurant chain Las Palapas, Edward Ronald Acosta, was killed in his Texas home on Tuesday. Las Palapas Restaurants / Facebook However, he was armed with a pistol ...

Edward "Ron" Acosta founded San Antonio Tex-Mex restaurant Las Palapas in the 1980s and grew the business into a chain.

Authorities in the South Texas city said a 78-year-old man was found stabbed to death in the Stone Oak neighborhood. A suspect was arrested in another county.

Friends and family gathered to honor Ron Acosta, the founder of Las Palapas, who was killed earlier this month.

While many remember Edward "Ron" Acosta as the face behind the beloved Tex-Mex chain, those who knew him said his legacy extends far beyond the kitchen.

The San Antonio community is sharing heartfelt tributes after the death of beloved founder of Las Palapas, Ron Acosta, killed at his Stone Oak home on Tuesday.