A gambling ring near an elementary school in Bexar County was busted, leading to the arrest of four people and the seizure of $5,000 and gaming machines.

The Charter Review Commission in San Antonio proposes substantial salary increases for city council members and the mayor, along with council term extensions to four years, sparking local debate.

Andreen McDonald's mother sues her daughter's convicted killer, former Air Force Reserve Maj. Andre McDonald, for wrongful death seeking over $1 million.

Pleasanton Police Chief David Swing is retiring in April to become Executive Director of EBRCSA, after a tenure notable for innovative public safety strategies and community contributions.

Leap Day babies received special welcomes, with Rylee Avila getting "cookie couture" from Girl Scouts and Cora Peterson's unique birth celebrated in Sioux Falls.

Inmate Michael Granato's bond increased by $50,000 for assaulting a detention officer in Bexar County, totaling $110,000 after breaking the officer's nose.

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission warns of phone scams targeting Lone Star Card users, with scammers spoofing the Card Help Desk's number to steal personal details.

The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will perform at The Tobin Center in San Antonio on March 5th, showcasing a blend of traditional and contemporary dance under the leadership of artistic director Robert Battle.

The article describes Amir's Redemption House, a recovery center for addiction led by Amir, a man who turned his sobriety into a supportive resource for others battling substance abuse.

A Canadian woman sues Xcel Energy for negligence, claiming their faulty power pole caused Texas's largest wildfire which resulted in at least two deaths and the loss of her home.

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.