A woman was fatally shot in Kerrville and her husband, Isidro Arias-Benitez, has been charged with her murder. The incident left the community shaken and the children are now with relatives.

A UTSA student was arrested for anti-Israel graffiti and faces felony and misdemeanor charges. President Eighmy emphasized respect and free expression.

Mayor Ron Nirenberg is set to give his State of the City address, focusing on San Antonio's growth in workforce development and affordable housing, to be livestreamed from the Marriott Rivercenter.

A fire in a Northwest side home in San Antonio claimed multiple pets and rendered the house a total loss; hoarding conditions complicated firefighting efforts.

News 4 San Antonio covers Texas A&M University's consideration of reviving their bonfire tradition, halted since a fatal collapse in 1999 that killed 12 students.

City Councilman Manny Pelaez has announced his candidacy for Mayor of San Antonio in the 2025 election, joining fellow Councilman John Courage in the race.

A San Antonio mother and son were killed by a suspected drunk driver during their evening walk. The family mourns the victims and highlights the perils of intoxicated driving.

Whistleblowers allege unsafe working conditions at The Boring Co., including untrained personnel and exposure to harmful chemicals, with some fearing fatal consequences. However, OSHA has not penalized the Texas site despite fines in Nevada.

Organizations collect used eclipse glasses for South American children to safely view the next eclipse in 2024. Glasses must be undamaged and sent by May 15.

FOCO releases limited edition Victor Wembanyama bobbleheads, including a Statement Edition jersey version and an in-season tournament challenge edition, with only 144 and 96 pieces available, respectively.

The Texas Eclipse Festival was canceled due to severe weather forecasts, hours before the peak of a solar eclipse. Attendees faced evacuation and logistical issues, with organizers offering partial refunds.

Con artist Shalin Amin was arrested in Caldwell County for a scam involving $100,000 in precious metals sent to an elderly homeowner and subsequent fraudulent claims.

Schools in San Antonio and Cleveland incorporated the total solar eclipse into their curricula, providing students with protective glasses and engaging activities to safely enjoy and learn from the rare astronomical event.