San Antonio's River Walk ranks second in unique first-date experiences and 16th among the world's most beautiful sights, according to separate reports.

A young mother, Jewel Mikayla Garcia, locked her toddlers in a room for safety before being fatally shot, alongside Josiah Moton, in a domestic incident.

Two suspects in a murder case involving Savanah Soto and Matthew Guerra had their bonds reduced for charges related to concealing the victims' bodies.

A woman with a rifle fired shots at Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church, was shot dead by police, and a child with her is in critical condition. A man was also injured. No bomb was found after a threat.

Our Lady of the Lake University has set a fixed four-year tuition rate for new undergraduates to ease the financial burden of rising educational costs.

San Antonio architects David Lake and Ted Flato of Lake Flato win the 2024 AIA Gold Medal for their sustainable design and influence on American architecture.

The San Antonio Police Department is searching for 86-year-old Marlon Hahn who is missing and has a medical condition. He was last seen on Blanco Road and is described as having hazel eyes and gray hair.

A Texas cheerleader was excluded from her school's National Signing Day because the district doesn't consider cheerleading a sport, stirring debate on its recognition.

San Antonio introduces a new online portal providing updates on public works projects to enhance transparency and communication regarding ongoing construction efforts.

San Antonio is holding a free landfill day for residents to dispose of bulky items like furniture and tires, with proof of residency and city environmental fee payment required.

The San Antonio Zoo is nominated for Best Zoo in USA Today’s 2024 10Best Readers’ Choice Travel Awards, emphasizing its conservation efforts and diverse animal exhibits.

Bodycam footage from a January shootout between San Antonio police and a former deputy was released, showing the tense exchange that led to the suspect being shot.

The Kirby Fire Department has reported a busy January 2024, responding to 64 calls, including fires, medical services, and community assistance, with property losses at $2,000 and significant volunteer hours contributed.