San Antonio is expected to have warm and sunny weather with temperatures reaching mid-60s to upper 70s throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

San Antonio's Department of Arts & Culture unveiled "Afterglow of Honor" at Fire Station 24, a sculpture by Autumn Saleh honoring the city's fire and EMS.

A man in El Paso linked to "La Empresa" was sentenced to nearly 20 years for a kidnapping scheme, with his involvement confirmed by pleading guilty to hostage taking.

San Antonio's weather will fluctuate, with temperatures ranging from mid-30s to nearly 80 degrees, including chances of rain and a gradual warming trend into next week.

Jesse Garcia Jr. was sentenced to 45 years in prison after pleading guilty to 10 felony charges, including Aggravated Assault on Peace Officers and Aggravated Robbery.

A woman in San Antonio was bitten by her dog while escaping a house fire that caused extensive damage to her home and neighboring property. Firefighters battled the flames amidst strong winds and downed power lines.

Governor Abbott addressed Texas' varied weather challenges, emphasizing the state's preparedness for wildfires, flash floods, and a cold snap, with agencies mobilized to respond.

The TEA is probing a teacher-certification fraud with San Antonio links; a Taft High School teacher is on leave amid the scandal involving over 210 uncertified Texas teachers.

Veronica Polley faced court over her pit bull's attack on a man, with the hearing to determine the dog's future after it caused severe facial injuries during the incident.

A man was killed early Monday morning on the Northeast Side after being hit by a sedan while crossing the street; no charges filed, investigation ongoing.

San Antonio weather predicts a temperate week with varying conditions including patchy fog, mostly sunny skies, and potential showers, with temperatures ranging from 25°F to 71°F.

Del Rio International Airport extends its hours of operation to accommodate increased air traffic, as announced by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Peter Diaz-Vasquez from New York received a 10-year prison sentence for transporting illegal aliens, resulting in serious injuries, during a high-speed chase in Texas.