San Antonio is ranked the third happiest metropolitan city in North America, praised for its culture, strong economy, job market, diverse community, historical landmarks, and vibrant arts scene.

San Antonio's biking community honored Jace Mendoza, who died in a motorcycle accident, with a memorial ride emphasizing the importance of road safety.

A maintenance worker died at Cuisine Solutions in San Antonio after a suspected heart attack and becoming trapped in machinery; the incident is under investigation.

A San Antonio municipal court employee was arrested for allegedly stealing a wallet, and in Ireland, two teenagers face charges related to car thefts and fraud.

Pleasanton is exploring solutions to a predicted $13 million budget deficit, including cutting costs and considering a ½ cent sales tax measure. Community feedback supports essential services and expresses concern over tax hikes.

San Antonio may rename a pavilion at Rosedale Park after local boxing legend Robert "Pikin" Quiroga, reflecting his impact on the city and its boxing heritage.

Texas AG Paxton's lawsuit leads to the IRS withdrawing a policy change that could've impacted Texas's child support enforcement, following which Paxton dismisses the suit but remains watchful.

TxDOT fights wrong-way driving in Texas by implementing various safety measures and technology to prevent accidents caused primarily by significantly impaired drivers.

San Antonio expands spay/neuter services to curb its growing feral cat population, involving nonprofits to perform surgeries and addressing the community's concerns on wildlife management.

The San Antonio Report reveals how OmniBase's FTAP Program, which withholds driver's licenses for unpaid fines, affects job prospects for many, especially in low-income areas of San Antonio.

Abigail Villarreal, who has phenylketonuria, is set to receive the Youth National Award from the National Organization for Rare Disorders in Los Angeles.

Red Lobster may close three of its San Antonio locations amid financial troubles and a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, with lease renegotiations possibly preventing closures.

A Live Oak man was sentenced to 40 years for human trafficking and child pornography charges after pleading guilty and fleeing to Oregon. Police believe there are more victims.