Biden and Trump took opposing stances on immigration during visits to South Texas, with Biden proposing a bipartisan border package and criticizing Republicans, while Trump advocated for stricter policies.

Luis Alberto Rivera-Leal admits to conspiracy in a human smuggling case with fatal consequences. His plea is part of an ongoing investigation into the tragedy that claimed 53 lives.

San Antonio's Marchmont Lane is set to be repaved in April 2024, following resident complaints and media intervention regarding the longstanding issues with potholes and neglect.

Port San Antonio is transforming from a military base into a commercial hub with development plans that include new jobs, amenities, and a potential child care center to support the workforce and community.

A man reportedly homeless was discovered by SAFD after setting a fire inside a vacant building on Broadway Street in San Antonio and barricading himself in a bathroom.

A car theft suspect is at large after ramming into a police vehicle and escaping, despite officers firing a shot during the incident on the East Side.

The restoration of Charles Bellinger's mansion in San Antonio highlights his historical contributions to the city's East Side, especially during Black History Month.

A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction to halt a Texas law enabling police to arrest illegal migrants, marking a win for the Biden administration against Gov. Abbott's immigration policy.

Steve McCraw testified before a Uvalde grand jury regarding law enforcement's response to the Robb Elementary School shooting.

Live Oak police arrested Alexander Raphael on an outstanding warrant and for possessing 17 grams of methamphetamine during a chance encounter on patrol.

The former Sangria on the Burg in San Antonio has reopened as Saucy Birds, a chicken-focused restaurant serving a variety of fried chicken, sauces, and brunch items, while also keeping some old favorites like the sangria flight.

San Antonio's council is divided over a $1.4 million small business aid program due to differing views on who should receive the grants, and this discord may delay the originally planned May 1 application rollout.

San Antonio's charter review commission is considering amendments that could go to the ballot in November, potentially changing the city's political structure, council districts, and leadership compensation. Public input is also being sought.