A fire destroyed an abandoned house in San Antonio, causing damage to nearby homes. Firefighters extinguished the fire in 15 minutes, and the building was ordered to be demolished due to safety concerns.

San Antonio prepares for the 28th annual César E. Chávez March for Justice this Saturday, with a route from Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center to Hemisfair Civic Park.

UTSA's football program is thriving by leveraging local talent and former players turned coaches. The university invests in facilities and aims to stay competitive with its ambitious vision for the future.

Plantaqueria, a new plant-based taqueria in downtown San Antonio, offers a menu of classic Mexican flavors with vegan alternatives, including tacos with soy chorizo and jackfruit.

San Antonio is considering a homebuyer assistance program for teachers to provide no-interest loans, aiming to improve retention and community investment among educators.

SAISD laid off 132 teachers and 31 administrators to address a budget deficit but saved a middle school mariachi program from cuts amid financial challenges.

San Antonio man Lemuel Sosa Hernandez was arrested for sending explicit messages to an undercover officer posing as a minor.

Over 500 San Antonio students will attend a total solar eclipse viewing event organized by Councilwoman Dr. Adriana Rocha Garcia with support from UTSA, Frost Bank, NASA, and other local entities.

San Antonio police seek information on missing 17-year-old Zoey Chagoy who has a medical condition and was last seen near Roosevelt Avenue. She has a heart tattoo on her right hand.

San Antonio partners with Herospace to offer a Digital Presence Program for local small businesses, funded by ARPA, providing free digital services and training to enhance online visibility and customer engagement.

San Antonio prepares for its 133rd Fiesta, a 10-day event starting April 18, featuring charity, culture, and street parties, showcasing inclusivity with the theme "Fiesta for all!"

The Universal City Council met to conduct business including routine checks, staff reports, public engagement, and hearings, led by Mayor John Williams.

San Antonio International Airport experiences record Spring Break traffic and undergoes significant growth, with new airline routes and a $1.4 billion terminal expansion.