Texas introduces new regulations for mountain lion hunting, requiring 36-hour trap checks and banning "canned" hunts, reinforcing conservation efforts.

A couple in San Antonio's Jefferson neighborhood share a story of love, entrepreneurship, and community involvement while revitalizing a historic home.

Brett Cross, father of Uziyah Garcia, a victim of the Uvalde school massacre, continues to seek reform and accountability from authorities, advocating for stricter gun control.

Victor Wembanyama's rookie NBA season has sparked debate about its rank among the greatest due to a string of accolades, including a unanimous Rookie of the Year award.

Kendall County offices will close for Memorial Day on May 27, 2024, to honor fallen military service members. Regular operations will resume the following day.

The SAWS board approved new drought rules to improve water conservation in San Antonio, including a billing charge for violations and modified watering hours.

San Antonio is preparing for another hot summer and families are seeking indoor activities to stay cool. Affordable options include museums, movie theaters, libraries, trampoline parks, and more to keep children entertained.

The Texas Department of Public Safety arrested 57 migrants for trespassing in Maverick County, while a separate incident involved a high-speed pursuit of a suspected people smuggler. The border security issue persists as a top concern for Texans.

San Antonio Police are searching for Cesar Uribe, 28, who sparked a CLEAR Alert. Uribe was last seen wearing a black shirt and hat, blue jeans, and brown boots, and has multiple tattoos. Public assistance is sought for his safe return.

A judge has denied Paul Morales, accused of cockfighting in San Antonio, the return of 228 seized birds as the investigation revealed equipment and conditions indicative of animal cruelty.

Drought conditions are leading to low water levels and safety concerns for boaters and swimmers at Texas lakes ahead of Memorial Day, with lakes like Canyon and Medina severely affected.

A zoning proposal near the Toyota plant in Southside San Antonio incites public debate, prompting the Zoning Commission to delay the decision until July 16.

Families of Robb Elementary shooting victims settle with Uvalde City for $2 million and pursue lawsuits against police and school district employees for alleged inaction.