A man fired a gun on a San Antonio street before entering a home, leading to a SWAT standoff. Police later retracted once they confirmed it wasn't a hostage situation.

A man was sentenced to 42 years for a 2020 barbershop murder and assaults in San Antonio. He pleaded guilty and will be eligible for parole after serving half the term.

An AMBER Alert has been issued for 3-year-old Kaiden Kriger, abducted by family member Savannah Kriger in Bexar County. The public is urged to assist.

Deanetta Racquel Vincent died in a Texas jail after being found unresponsive. An investigation is underway, with the cause of death pending an autopsy. The Texas Rangers are involved in probing the incident.

The Makery art studio in Bulverde has been rebuilt in an old barn after a devastating fire in 2023, with community and online support raising $150,000 for recovery.

The San Antonio Spurs, led by rookie Victor Wembanyama, will play an NBA regular-season game in Paris during the 2024-25 season, confirmed by coach Gregg Popovich.

San Antonio College President Naydeen González-De Jesús has been reassigned following controversy over a “Teach-In for Palestine” event. Interim President Francisco Solis takes over as she focuses on community initiatives.

A woman in San Antonio critically injured her boyfriend by hitting him with her car, in what is suspected to be an intentional act related to their dating relationship. Police are currently searching for the woman.

A San Antonio man faces a $35,000 tax bill for unpaid taxes from a previous owner after buying a foreclosed home, with some charges now acknowledged as errors.

St. Mary's University law students help San Antonio tenants facing eviction through their Consumer Protection Clinic and Real Estate Clinic, gaining hands-on experience while providing community service.

The article discusses the upcoming race for the San Antonio District 8 City Council seat with Ivalis Meza Gonzalez, Sakib Shaikh, and potentially Marta Pelaez announcing bids.

San Antonio's Migrant Resource Center may close due to lack of funds, with only $10.5 million left until September and no clear backup plan. Local officials debate using city funds for operations.

The Supreme Court declined to intervene in the ban on drag shows at West Texas A&M, maintaining the university president's prohibition.