An employee was fatally shot by a customer over a dispute at a Sonic restaurant in San Antonio, with the suspect at large and police seeking information.

A man was shot by his girlfriend's mother during a fight at a Northeast Side apartment in San Antonio. The suspect fled and remains at large; the victim's condition is undisclosed.

South Padre Island beaches stayed open after July 4th shark encounters, focusing on safety and shallow water activities while providing context on the rarity of such events.

San Antonio's St. Mary's Strip faces a decline in business post-construction, with issues like reduced parking deterring customers and affecting local establishments.

A motorcyclist died in an early morning crash on Highway 211 near Government Canyon State Natural Area, after losing control due to the road's curves.

A woman crashed her car into a San Antonio apartment complex due to a leg cramp, with no injuries reported. Police confirmed the incident as accidental.

San Antonio promotes tourism amid high summer temperatures, with the city's historic sites and new attractions continuing to draw visitors despite the heat and construction challenges.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes sunny skies with chances of showers and thunderstorms, high temperatures around 98 degrees, and winds increasing in strength during the afternoons.

Texas braces for Hurricane Beryl's impact, with a Hurricane Watch from Matagorda Bay to Freeport and voluntary evacuations as the storm may intensify before reaching the Gulf Coast.

Selena Quintanilla's "Amor Prohibido" album is reissued on vinyl for its 30th anniversary, featuring an upgraded Dolby Atmos mix, with limited CD and cassette editions also available.

Bexar County reported a 29% drop in fireworks-related fires during the Fourth of July celebrations, with a decrease in structure fires and traumatic injuries this year.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and storms for San Antonio, with high temperatures reaching the upper 90s, chances of rain, and potential tropical storm conditions.

San Antonio officials have greenlit four new affordable housing projects, providing over 700 homes, funded through a voter-approved bond program and city council's extra $17 million.