San Antonio International Airport launched its first transatlantic flight to Frankfurt, Germany, expected to boost tourism and the city's airport status.

A San Antonio man, Wrenn Thomas Penick, was arrested for the alleged sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl after luring her from a mall to his apartment.

Contract talks for San Antonio firefighters are intensifying as a deadline nears, with the city offering a five-year deal with a 21.7% pay increase, amid secrecy concerns due to closed-door council discussions.

San Antonio, Texas, regains its status as the nation's fastest-growing city with a population approaching 1.5 million, marking a growth spurt that outpaces other U.S. cities.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott pardoned former US Army sergeant Daniel Perry for the 2020 shooting of a Black Lives Matter protester following a unanimous recommendation by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles.

The San Antonio City Council approved a $49.5 million budget for the Ready to Work program to enhance the workforce with education and training initiatives starting July 1.

The Mexican American Civil Rights Institute celebrates its fifth anniversary and plans a symposium and a museum to highlight Mexican American civil rights history.

Bexar County missed a chance to buy a property for $1,000 and is now paying over $10 million for a new facility, while its Medical Examiner's Office faces staff shortages and is one pathologist away from collapse.

A man in his 40s was killed in a hit-and-run on San Antonio's West Side. The incident happened around 9:30 p.m. with no identified suspect or vehicle. Police are seeking information.

Two teenagers were arrested after a stolen vehicle police chase in San Antonio, leading to a crash on Callaghan Road and Horizon Hill Blvd. No injuries were reported. The 16-year-old driver faces multiple charges, including evading arrest.

San Antonio has increased e-vehicle permits for downtown use to 20, amidst concerns of traffic and market oversaturation, with four companies sharing the permits.

San Antonio's Pearl district is set to alleviate its parking woes with a new multifamily development, Mira, which will offer an unprecedented parking space to unit ratio, alongside affordable rents and additional retail space.

Five San Antonio Council members, known as the "Block of Five," disrupted a city meeting to demand transparency and the firing of City Attorney Andy Segovia, ending the day without resolution.