Union Pacific Railroad maintenance will lead to closures of multiple railroad crossings in New Braunfels from August 9-13, with local traffic disruptions expected.

A 17-year-old boy was fatally shot at a house party in Bexar County. The sheriff's office seeks help with the investigation into this apparent trend of parties at vacant homes.

Charges against ex-officer Oscar Cruz for firing at teens have been dropped after a mistrial caused by the late disclosure of information by prosecutors.

A Texas Ranger previously fired for his actions during the Uvalde school shooting was reinstated after a district attorney's request and the completion of investigations.

San Antonio's Igo and Pan American Branch Libraries are closing temporarily for HVAC upgrades. Curbside pickup will be available, and patrons can use nearby branches during the renovations.

Several San Antonio restaurants have closed, attributed to COVID-19 impacts, inflation, and extreme weather, with calls for community support to aid the struggling industry.

Two drivers were killed in a head-on collision on Interstate 20 in Tye after a wrong-way driver hit a Dodge Ram. The crash involved four vehicles and police suspect alcohol may have been a factor.

San Antonio faces a week of scorching heat, with temperatures nearing 100 degrees and minimal relief from light winds, per the National Weather Service.

A shooting in San Antonio's Stone Oak area left three hospitalized and the suspect at large. The incident occurred near a shopping center and details are limited, with the investigation ongoing.

The Boil Water Notice for Natalia, Texas, has been repealed after initially being issued due to a pressure drop in the public water system that could have allowed harmful bacteria to proliferate.

San Antonio community expresses concern over the potential relocation of the Missions baseball team and its impact on local businesses and atmosphere.

A San Antonio woman faces charges for threatening a former president and gun law violations after being arrested near Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.

Florida attorney pleads guilty to bombing a sculpture in Texas and attempted bombing near the Chinese embassy.