UTSA football player Nick Booker-Brown was arrested for alleged aggravated robbery and has been indefinitely suspended from team activities. He's out on bond and under house arrest.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton leads 19 states in challenging FERC's new rules that promote a shift to renewable energy, arguing it oversteps federal authority and increases costs for consumers.

University Hospital in San Antonio provided urgent care to migrants found in a trailer used for human smuggling, with minor heat-related injuries reported.

The FAA is suing a San Antonio woman, Heather Wells, for over $80,000 after her disruptive behavior on an American Airlines flight in 2021 led to her being taped to her seat.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts consistent highs around 97 degrees with sunny skies and light winds, with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms by midweek.

VFW Post 76 in San Antonio, the oldest in Texas, was vandalized with graffiti, adding to the financial burdens of the historic veterans' meeting place.

Seguin ISD in Texas awards high school credits to fifth graders who have been in its dual language program for five years and achieve high on the STAR test.

UTSA extends VP for Intercollegiate Athletics Lisa Campos's contract through 2029, citing her significant contributions to the university's sports success and reputation, including AAC transition and infrastructure plans.

Texas is improving rail crossing safety by installing fuel cell backup power systems to maintain signal functionality during power outages caused by severe weather.

San Antonio anticipates a week of intense heat with temperatures soaring to mid-90s, and possible highs near 99 degrees, as reported by the National Weather Service.

San Antonio mandates domestic violence resource signs in public restrooms as part of a citywide effort to address domestic violence, with non-compliance enforced primarily through complaints.

Noel Desselle received 10 years' deferred adjudication for a 2022 murder case in San Antonio; her co-defendant Justin Hunt got 34 years for the murder.

A city audit found the San Antonio Police Department had delays processing rape kits, violating state law. Measures have been taken to address the issue.