The Bexar County crime lab is facing a backlog of 284 untested sexual assault kits, exceeding the Texas 90-day deadline for testing, putting additional pressure on the evidence analysis system.

UTSA Athletics invites kids to design their 2024 football season tickets, celebrating local heroes and community engagement.

Cinco de Mayo in San Antonio highlighted the importance of supporting local Hispanic businesses, as advocated by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and business owners like Barrio Dogs.

Jesse Rizo, a relative of a Uvalde shooting victim, won a seat on the local school board alongside Jaclyn Gonzales and incumbent Cal Lambert. Rizo seeks transparency and change following the tragedy.

Hundreds rallied at UT Austin for pro-Palestine causes, demanding the university divest from companies affiliated with Israel, with recent protests leading to arrests.

The Salvation Army from San Antonio deploys to flood-hit Houston with food and aid, planning to assist for a week alongside other units already serving meals in Walker County.

Missing Texas siblings Alva Clay and Royce Cruz have been found, canceling the Amber Alert issued for them. Further details on their condition and circumstances remain undisclosed.

A home mid-renovation caught fire after an explosion, alarming neighbors and leading to a response where firefighters had to overcome dangerous conditions and unstable wiring. No injuries were reported.

Bexar County's local elections saw low turnout but focused on school board races and funding bonds, highlighting local engagement with education and property tax issues.

Three men died in separate gun violence incidents in San Antonio, with shootings at a hotel and Alamo Drafthouse Cinema parking lot. No arrests made; investigations ongoing.

Authorities seek three suspects in an armed robbery at a San Antonio corner store, offering a reward for information.

Moderate candidates swept NEISD school board elections, defeating conservatives despite their extensive campaign efforts, and retaining a focus on traditional public education values.

San Antonio's 15th Annual Paseo por El Westside celebrates the city's Westside culture with tours, games, and music. It promotes historical preservation.