A 27-year-old suspect fired multiple rounds into a San Antonio business after an argument with a cashier; no injuries were reported and police are searching for the shooter.

Google announces a $40 billion investment in Texas aiming to advance AI and cloud services as part of its "Investing in America" initiative, as confirmed by Governor Greg Abbott and CEO Sundar Pichai.

Bexar County deputies are searching for 16-year-old Chyanne Stowers, last seen in pink Cookie Monster pajama bottoms. Authorities ask anyone with tips to contact the sheriff's office.

San Antonio is expected to see a week of varied weather, with morning fog, highs in the 80s, and a growing chance of showers and thunderstorms as the week progresses.

San Antonio's new artwork "Kindred" by Ashley Perez, celebrates community and heritage near Huff Avenue and Mission Road, honoring Vincent Huizar and the area's history.

The Western District of Texas U.S. Attorney's Office filed 1,709 new immigration cases during the government shutdown, continuing law enforcement efforts despite prosecutors not being paid.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sues three Texas university programs for excluding religious students and employers, arguing it violates First Amendment rights.

San Antonio anticipates foggy mornings, sunny days, and warm temperatures, with potential midweek showers and thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

Police and first responders were searching Apache Creek Greenway Friday after reports of a possible drowning on San Antonio's West Side.

The Western District of Texas says it filed 1,709 immigration-related criminal cases during a six-week government shutdown as part of Operation Take Back America.

A Kansas man was convicted for meth smuggling after officers found the drug concealed in concrete pedestals in his van at the Del Rio International Bridge.

League City's City Council meeting is set for November 18 at 6 p.m., with a work session at 5 p.m. Residents can attend, speak during Public Comment, watch live on Facebook, or catch reruns on Channel 16.

The Texas State Library and Archives Commission announced the closure of Boundless Books, affecting the E-Read Texas program and prompting a search for alternatives.