Medina Valley ISD and South San Antonio ISD are enhancing security by adopting a school marshal program, arming staff but not teachers, in response to Texas House Bill 3.

A Jiu Jitsu instructor in San Antonio is charged with the sexual assault of a child, after alleged grooming and multiple incidents over weeks. He's been released on bond with restrictions on contact with minors.

Tropical Storm Alberto fell short of expected rainfall in South Texas, easing flood concerns but failing to significantly raise reservoir levels vital for agriculture and residential use.

League City has released its annual Drinking Water Quality Report on its website, detailing the safety of its tap water and providing tips on conservation.

The Leon Valley Planning & Zoning Commission met to elect new leadership, discuss rezoning proposals, and consider amendments to the city's zoning code.

Tarleton State University is facing backlash after history instructor Ted Roberts, who criticized a parking fee increase, was informed he would not be reappointed.

San Antonio Spurs fans celebrate victories by honking their car horns, a tradition that began in 1999 and symbolizes community bonding and sports culture.

A house fire in San Antonio resulted in the death of a puppy and destroyed a family home, with the resident escaping safely alerted by her dog. Firefighters are investigating the cause.

A man named Adrian King Pena was charged after a peaceful surrender following a five-hour standoff with Bexar County deputies, where he had barricaded himself and a child following an alleged assault.

Texas sees a massive drop in abortions by 99.89% post-Dobbs ruling, as state laws create a complex situation for women and medical professionals, with legal challenges and fears affecting medical care for complicated pregnancies.

A woman was arrested for the murder of a man shot at a San Antonio apartment complex, initially claiming a stranger was responsible, later contradicted by evidence.

San Antonio community groups are providing support and resources to Black fathers, highlighting the need for father-inclusive initiatives in areas like healthcare and parenting, amidst experiences of feeling overlooked and undervalued.

Texas is investing $1.5 billion in mental health infrastructure, building seven new psychiatric hospitals to address a rising mental health crisis and the needs of forensic patients.