The Bitters Brush Recycling Center in San Antonio will be closed on Mother's Day, May 12, but is set to reopen the following day. Other waste services will continue as normal.

San Antonio allocates $909,000 from opioid settlements to Metro Health for initiatives to reduce overdoses, including distribution of Narcan kits and substance use outreach.

Country singer Luke Combs is in San Antonio for his tour and asked for local Tex-Mex recommendations on social media, receiving numerous fan suggestions.

Five San Antonio City Council members publicly challenge City Attorney Andy Segovia's transparency and legal advice, amid budget and union contract disputes.

Ray Rodriguez-Ortiz received an 80-year sentence in Bexar County for five counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child, after a two-year abuse period.

Fresh Del Monte debuts a $400 luxury Rubyglow pineapple in the US, characterized by its red shell and extra sweetness, and available in limited quantities after a long development and growth period.

The third suspect has been arrested in a San Antonio armored truck robbery, joining two others who face aggravated robbery charges after a police chase and subsequent lockdown of nearby schools.

Blue Bell Creameries is holding a contest for the chance to win custom hand-painted Nike Air Force Ones featuring the company's logo. To enter, participants must comment their favorite ice cream flavor on Blue Bell's social media with #sweepstakes.

Shea Serrano releases a new book on Ryan Gosling's career, exploring nine of his performances with illustrator Ian Klarer's artwork, as reported by KENS 5.

A 4-year-old girl was killed and four others injured in a targeted shooting in Northeast San Antonio, with two suspects firing 20-25 shots and fleeing the scene.

Standard & Poor's Global Ratings raises Cibolo, Texas' credit outlook from AA Stable to AA Positive, reflecting the city's economic growth and financial management.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton released a PSA on the fentanyl crisis, highlighting the danger of the drug and its steep rise in overdose deaths in Texas.

Texas AG Ken Paxton seeks a Temporary Injunction against the Annunciation House, alleging it aids illegal border crossings and conceals undocumented immigrants.