A 60-year-old man was fatally shot in San Antonio, with no suspect information or motive released by the police. Witnesses did not see the shooting, and the investigation is ongoing.

Travelers are facing difficulties finding flights to San Antonio for the upcoming total solar eclipse, with heightened demand causing airfare spikes and packed accommodations.

San Antonio offers a weekend of culture with events like teamLab's exhibit at SAMA, vaudeville at Guadalupe Plaza, a Don Omar concert, and the Todos Agua Festival celebrating water. Other activities include comedy and folk dance festivals.

San Antonio City Council approved the formation of a permanent LGBTQ+ advisory board with a majority vote, despite one abstention over concerns of city board vacancies.

A boy with autism drowned in a San Antonio pool, underscoring the need for water safety education, especially for children with autism. Programs like Pre-K 4 SA are responding with free swim lessons and advocacy groups are emphasizing awareness.

San Antonio is debating whether to remove limits on the city manager pay and tenure, with different stakeholders expressing varying concerns about fiscal policy and democratic practices.

San Antonio hosts a pirate-themed opera night with live music and crafts for families, alongside a new inclusive pirate playground in memory of Mitchell Chang.

The bodies of Savannah Kriger and her son were found in a San Antonio park, with authorities suggesting a murder-suicide and an ongoing investigation.

San Antonio Police are intensifying their search for Evelyn Enriquez, a 14-year-old missing since March 12. She was last seen near Interstate 10 and Rigsby Avenue.

Keldon Johnson has released new "FengciRISE 1.5" sneakers with Qiaodan Sports, featuring designs that pay tribute to San Antonio Spurs' Fiesta colors and racing-inspired themes.

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.