A man was shot dead by a masked gunman in San Antonio while working on a vehicle; the suspect fled and remains unidentified. Police are investigating.

UTSA students created devices that help the visually impaired experience the solar eclipse through sound, complementing other inclusive technologies like the Cadence tablet.

The Passion of Christ re-enactment in San Antonio draws thousands on Good Friday, featuring a volunteer-led portrayal and various religious services throughout the day.

The San Antonio Area Foundation and Geekdom launched the Accelerate South Texas Fund with a $500,000 donation from entrepreneur Graham Weston, aiming to boost startups and job creation in the region.

San Antonio Councilmembers Pelaez and Rocha Garcia initiated a plan for the city's first crisis nursery to support families and counter domestic violence.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders colleges to revise free speech policies to address antisemitism amid Israel-Hamas conflict tensions. The move has sparked debates over free speech rights.

Two men were arrested for a December murder in Pearsall Park, where Juan Guerra was killed following a drug deal gone wrong, an investigation involving social media and text led to the suspects.

The South San Antonio ISD board is uniting to address a projected $4.4 million deficit by September, considering measures such as staff layoffs and school closures.

A San Antonio sports bar, 210 Cantina and Grill, has closed after a fatal shooting that resulted in the death of 34-year-old Joshua Cuellar. No arrests have been made yet.

After a suspected drunk driver hit parked vehicles on a San Antonio interstate, a man is critically injured, and the driver faces intoxication assault charges.

San Antonio prepares for the April 8, 2024 total solar eclipse with safety tips, traffic advisories, and pet care recommendations. Officials suggest eclipse glasses for viewing and provide resources for local information.

San Antonio could introduce digital display ads in "urban entertainment districts" to boost local culture and generate revenue, with considerations for public input and potential impacts on residential areas.

JCB plans to build a new manufacturing facility on San Antonio's South Side, with local governments offering $32 million in incentives. The project promises a $265.7 million investment and 1,580 jobs by 2028.