A mother continues her search for her son, James Preston Davis, 18 years after he disappeared from his San Antonio home. She has never given up hope of finding him.

Frost Bank donates $1 million to the Alamo, becoming its official bank, while Miriam Adelson acquires a majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks, possibly impacting casino legalization talks in Texas.

Costs for San Antonio's Westside Creeks Restoration Project have increased to over $200 million, fueled by inflation and construction expenses, amid local concerns over potential gentrification.

A haircut in San Antonio escalated to a shootout, leaving an 18-year-old wounded. Police seek the gunman; a 17-year-old barber was arrested for unlawful weapon possession.

The article describes Viktor Wembanyama's impact on the Spurs, his record-setting game, his desire for more playtime, and acknowledgment from both coach Popovich and LeBron James.

Sheriff's deputies in Bexar County, Texas interrupted a human smuggling operation, arresting three and finding twelve concealed individuals in an 18-wheeler.

San Antonio's Fest of Tails returns to McAllister Park on March 16, featuring a day of dog and kite festivities including a Pooch Parade and Costume Contest. The family-friendly event is free and celebrates community bonding.

Austin ranks as the 10th hardest-working US city in a Wallethub study, surpassing San Antonio, which is 43rd, based on workweek hours and employment rates.

Comal ISD and several other Texas school districts will close on April 8 during the "Great American Eclipse" to allow students and staff to experience the event.

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.