San Antonio City Council has passed a property tax exemption for eligible childcare facilities to lower operational costs and improve childcare access.

San Antonio is considering stricter regulations for its metal and auto recycling industry following a series of fires, including a major incident at Monterrey Iron and Metal.

Sophie Jeffery's Spread The Loaves bakery is gaining popularity in Helotes for her homemade sourdough and a variety of breads, starting after the 2021 winter storm.

A new shaded basketball court named 'Red & Charline McCombs Community Court' is set to open at Hemisfair Park in San Antonio by spring 2025, funded by McCombs Foundation and Spurs Give.

A construction worker was hospitalized with a broken arm and head injury after being hit by a truck in San Antonio. The incident occurred near Loop 410 and Ray Ellison Blvd. Police are investigating; no charges have been reported.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott aims to address the issue of investment firms buying up homes and impacting the housing market, signaling potential legislative action to protect homebuyers.

New Braunfels, Texas is preparing for increased visitors and potential disruptions due to the solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, with city officials advising residents to stay local and prepare for the event.

SAWS in San Antonio is upgrading to digital water meters despite a setback with a previous contractor and a budget increase of $5-10 million for the $215.2 million project.

A truck driver with a past of drug violations caused a fatal crash involving a school bus in Texas, leading to charges of criminally negligent homicide. Despite failed drug tests, he was still employed and drove with a "prohibited" CDL.

The Great Texas Airshow featuring the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds returns to Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph with a weekend of aerial performances and family-friendly activities.

A 65-year-old man, Steve Gonzales Rocco, is charged with murder after allegedly shooting his neighbor, Darryl Glynn Byrd, in a dispute over a woman at a San Antonio rehab center.

The San Antonio apartment market sees potential rent decreases amid new construction and a slight uptick in occupancy rates but faces oversupply risks.

Fiesta San Antonio announces a second flash sale with up to 50% off wristbands starting at 4 a.m. on April 5, following the success of the previous sale.