A man was stabbed and robbed at a San Antonio motel, with police investigating the incident and hoping to use motel surveillance footage to find the assailant.

A North Texas woman, Lacey Lyn Overby, was found safe in Laredo after a suspected kidnapping. She had last been seen aiding a possibly homeless man. Details are pending investigation.

Greater:SATX aims to enhance foreign business ties after missing 2023 job targets, eyeing more investment with a focus on global economic development and support for local businesses.

The San Antonio Zoo involves itself in the rap feud between Megan Thee Stallion and Nicki Minaj by offering a fundraiser where patrons can name a roach, rat, or lettuce, referencing the dispute.

Pre-K 4 SA in San Antonio has opened enrollment for its 2024-2025 year, offering online applications, tuition assistance, and free meals and transportation.

Texas DPS launched a new Violent Offender Database to inform the public about individuals with histories of repetitive violent crimes, ahead of its deadline.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing five cities over their lenient marijuana policies that contradict state laws, challenging local decriminalization efforts.

Deputies in Bexar County ended a high-speed chase, recovering ammunition and drugs from a stolen vehicle, and arrested Carlos Martinez who now faces various charges.

Texas' child abuse hotline saw over 173,000 abandoned calls, reflecting a crisis in child protective services and raising concerns about potential harm to children.

A man in San Antonio was charged with injuring a baby, and another man in Pennsylvania faces charges for assaulting an infant, with both children hospitalized.

UTSA launches a new public opinion research center to fill a local polling gap and will utilize students to survey local issues, avoiding political campaign work.

San Antonio's Ready to Work program continues to partner with for-profit schools for job training despite recent closures and criticism over high costs and student loan defaults.

The San Antonio Spurs' rally fell short as they lost to the Orlando Magic 108-98, despite cutting a 25-point deficit down to three. Turnovers in the final minutes sealed the loss.