San Antonio sees a 27% drop in murders and overall decline in violent crimes, attributed to innovative policing strategies like hot spot policing and partnerships with mental health professionals.

San Antonio's SAISD has closed multiple schools and will use them as bus stops, merging transportation for pre-k and elementary students, with safety measures like car seats and monitors in place.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton investigates CenterPoint Energy for potential legal violations after Hurricane Beryl, amid concerns about price gouging and power restoration delays.

Texas Governor Abbott announces a $3.3M grant to improve maternal care in rural hospitals, offering $35,000 one-time payments to eligible hospitals for neonatal equipment and emergency delivery training.

San Antonio faces intense heat, with temperatures hitting 101 degrees and a heat index of 108. Partly cloudy nights offer little relief. The week's forecast shows a continuing heat wave, putting pressure on electricity for cooling.

Texans battle against credit card skimmers, with law enforcement advising protective measures like using credit over debit cards, setting up transaction alerts, and recommending "tap to pay" to combat losses exceeding $400 million annually in Texas.

The San Antonio community is mourning the death of 5-year-old Zachary Reyna, who died in a Mexico car crash, and is facing challenges in repatriating his remains.

A woman fired at suspects attacking her brother with a bat after a bar conflict in San Antonio; the situation is under investigation and no arrests or gunshot victim statuses are confirmed.

Previously unreleased recordings of the Uvalde school shooting reveal harrowing details and police inactivity, intensifying the community's call for justice and accountability.

Street takeovers in Texas led to multiple arrests and raised safety concerns, with law enforcement responding to disruptive driving events in San Antonio and Austin.

A man in San Antonio is critically wounded after being shot in the head. The shooting happened Saturday afternoon, and the victim remains unidentified. Police have not yet identified a suspect or motive.

San Antonio invites public input on potentially renaming the Westside Creeks Ecosystem as "Roberto Rodriguez Westside Creeks Ecosystem" to honor an advocate's contribution to its restoration.

San Antonio council members propose changes to prevent SAWS from shutting off water at apartments with landlords' unpaid bills, aiming to protect tenants.