San Antonio expects high temperatures around 100 degrees for Independence Day, with clear skies and minimal wind. The heat continues into the weekend with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.

The community and the Kendall County Sheriff's Office remember Deputy Carlos Ramirez on the fifth anniversary of his death in the line of duty, honoring his service and sacrifice.

Police in San Antonio are searching for 19-year-old Michael Antwoine Lovings Jr., who disappeared earlier this week.

Bexar County launches a hotline to report unsafe and illegal use of fireworks during the Fourth of July, emphasizing safety and compliance with local fireworks laws.

The greater:SATX Regional Economic Partnership drives San Antonio's growth by attracting businesses, facilitating expansions, and promoting job creation and economic mobility.

George Hernández retired as CEO of University Health, marking the end of his nearly two-decade tenure, which included significant expansions and pandemic management. He discussed his legacy and future plans on the BigCitySmallTown podcast.

The Four25 San Pedro apartment complex, designed to assist low-income and homeless families in San Antonio, is nearing completion with key funding secured and construction expected to end by December 2025.

The U.S. Supreme Court frequently overturns the 5th Circuit Court's decisions, including in areas such as abortion and social media moderation, highlighting a divide within conservative judiciary circles.

San Antonio emphasizes safety for Independence Day, urging residents to avoid illegal fireworks use, report incidents, and enjoy controlled public displays instead.

John Sharp announced his retirement as Texas A& M University System Chancellor, effective June 2025, after impactful growth during his 13-year tenure.

Chris Paul joins the San Antonio Spurs on a $11 million one-year deal, bolstering the team's lineup alongside French star Victor Wembanyama. The veteran's presence aims to improve on-court performance and provide leadership.

Two individuals were injured in a targeted shooting in Schertz, prompting a police investigation. The victims were found in a car with bullet holes early Sunday morning. The police are seeking information from the public.

The San Antonio Public Safety Council approved $68,000 for bullet-resistant shields for local police, and a nonprofit is fundraising to add such protection to more law enforcement vehicles.