Technical glitches with the new FAFSA are hindering San Antonio college students from securing financial aid, prompting local institutions to seek contingency plans and federal government aid.

A man was attacked with a machete by an estranged husband in San Antonio, resulting in severe injuries and a near amputation of his hand. The suspect is in custody; the victim is in critical condition.

The MLK Commission hosted 'Working Beyond the March' in lieu of the usual MLK march, emphasizing education and social justice, while Texas Tech students camped out for a basketball game, both events underscoring community connection.

Hozier's 'Unreal Unearth Tour' adds a San Antonio stop at the Frost Bank Center on September 24, with tickets on sale February 29.

Two fires in San Antonio damaged homes and prompted hospital visits for a teenager and an elderly individual, with firefighters containing both blazes without further injuries.

Dollar General donated 15.2 million pounds of food to tackle U.S. food insecurity in 2023, supporting Feeding America and local food banks nationwide.

The man who shot Sgt. Joey Sepulveda in 2021 received a 70-year sentence; paroled after 30 years, his actions sparked discussions on law enforcement procedures.

The trial of the El Paso Walmart shooter remains unscheduled, with the third status hearing ending without progress as the prosecution and defense argue over evidence handling and a gag order.

Santikos Theaters announces a major event with $5 deals on movies, concessions, and select activities. The offer is available this Sunday in San Antonio, promising affordable entertainment.

Patrick Tyson, 28, charged with first-degree murder, after allegedly shooting a man in his 40s during an argument in San Antonio.

TxDOT seeks public input on potential improvements to the I-35 corridor between Austin and San Antonio, with open houses and an online suggestion platform available until March 8.

Central Texas is experiencing a severe flu season, with health officials advising precautions such as vaccinations, hand washing, and mask-wearing in crowded places to prevent spread.

San Antonio offers workshops to help homeowners learn about tax exemptions and appeals, aiming to reduce their property tax burden with personalized assistance available.