An 80-year-old man, Antonio Martinez, drowned at Calaveras Lake after falling overboard and getting tangled in a fishing net. Officials stress the importance of water safety.

Uvalde prepares for a report on local law enforcement's conduct during the Robb Elementary shooting, following delays and a lawsuit against the DA for hindering the investigation.

Two San Antonio officers fatally shot a man when he drew a weapon during an arrest attempt related to aggravated robbery warrants. The man's identity and criminal history are currently undisclosed.

A family in San Antonio escaped unharmed from an early morning garage fire that caused damage to their home, while the cause of the fire is under investigation.

CPS Energy has postponed its new citizen committee formation to seek public feedback on its bylaws, responding to trustee concerns for more transparency and involvement.

Today is the last chance for voters in Bexar County to participate in the Texas primary elections, with low turnout noted so far, particularly among Democrats. Republicans, however, have seen a 23% increase in early votes compared to 2020.

A judge ordered the DA's office to release communication with a reform group to the defense in the case of James Brennand, a former SAPD officer charged with shooting a teenager.

The Tobin Center announces "Sugar Skull! A Dia De Muertos Musical Adventure" for October, offering a vibrant cultural theatre experience for families.

A man in Alamo Heights is charged with capital murder for his daughter's death and will stand trial on Oct. 11. He also faces assault charges for an April attack on his family.

San Antonio is hosting workshops to aid residents with property taxes, offering advice on exemptions, appeals, and a virtual help session in partnership with Texas True Tax.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg is seeking a backup plan for the city's Migrant Resource Center as federal funding dwindles, with talks scheduled for a council meeting.

Port San Antonio plans a $300 million unique office tower to boost local economy and compete globally, despite the city's high vacancy rate and recent tenant departures.

San Antonio doctors urge continued vigilance against respiratory viruses, citing high case levels but hopeful for a decrease with warmer weather. CDC guidelines have relaxed, but precautions are still recommended.