San Antonio area schools are cutting summer programs and positions due to economic challenges, including low enrollment, inflation, and stagnant state funding.

San Antonio may become the site for AFCYBER's new HQ, with bipartisan support highlighting cost savings and state-of-the-art facilities for the U.S. military's growing cyber forces.

Shelby Stotts was indicted on 2nd-degree manslaughter for the 2001 death of her newborn, "Angel Baby Doe," after DNA confirmed maternity. Texas AG Paxton's Cold Case Unit helped solve the two-decade-old case.

TxDOT is drafting a $104.2 billion 10-year transportation plan for Texas, inviting public feedback to help shape the state's infrastructure development.

Texas schedules execution for Robert Roberson, convicted of killing his daughter in 2003, despite claims of innocence and disputed shaken baby syndrome science. His execution is set for October 17.

Experts share tips for safe driving during the busy Independence Day weekend, emphasizing vehicle checks and avoiding distractions. AAA predicts record travel, with 60.6 million Americans on the roads.

Michael Moore faces charges after over 26 mistreated dogs were found at his property in Bexar County, with one found deceased and the rest in severe conditions of neglect. He has posted a $2,000 bond.

The Schertz library has curated a diverse collection of books for all readers, including options from historical fiction to juvenile tales, highlighted by their accessibility in various formats.

SAISD's push to standardize curriculum to improve poor standardized test results has been postponed, as they explore immediate measures like adopting a "guaranteed viable curriculum" and using AI for grading to address underperformance.

A 13-year-old, Semyon Williams Jr., was paralyzed after diving into a Texas pool to escape a wasp, suffering spinal injuries. He may now be quadriplegic.

Texas expands offshore areas for carbon capture initiative, amidst debates on costs, technicalities, and the impact on fossil fuel reliance, as reported by the Texas Tribune.

A fire destroyed the Hernandez family's home on Burning Sunrise Drive, leaving them to cope with the loss of a cherished place that held decades of memories.

A homeowner in San Antonio fatally shot a man on his property after the man allegedly lunged at him and his wife. Police have not charged the homeowner as they investigate the incident.