San Antonio's VIA Metropolitan Transit implements NaviLens, a QR code-style signage system, enhancing accessibility for visually impaired and non-English speaking riders.

Valentine's Day triggers a need for services in the heartbreak industry, offering help from experts like Coach Lee Wilson and insights from Dr. Shelby Scott and author Florence Williams on the biology of heartache.

The NEISD board voted against allowing chaplains as mental health volunteers in schools due to concerns over religious neutrality and lack of required licensing.

A fire destroyed one unoccupied home and severely damaged another on the Southwest Side of San Antonio, with low water pressure hindering firefighting efforts. No injuries were reported.

The San Antonio MLK March was canceled due to bad weather, but a replacement event will occur on February 24-25, featuring vendors, wellness booths, and a tribute to Dr. King's legacy.

Leon Valley's new ordinance bans activities linked to homelessness, stirring controversy over enforcement and rights. Police focus on outreach over citations.

An RV caught fire in Alamo Heights, San Antonio. No injuries were reported, and firefighters quickly responded. The cause is under investigation, and the RV is a total loss.

Mark Anthony Chavez is charged with causing serious bodily injury to a child after a 2-year-old girl died from high-impact trauma in a suspected case of abuse.

San Antonio bar staff took measures to prevent drunk driving after a big football game, monitoring alcohol consumption and encouraging alternatives like Uber.

Two violent events involving gunfire occurred at a San Antonio strip club, with a security guard involved in a shootout and a patron assaulted in a robbery attempt.

Dennis Schroder scored 15 points and delivered 12 assists in his Nets debut, leading the team to a 123-103 victory over the Spurs, marking San Antonio's seventh consecutive loss.

Sunoco plans to acquire NuStar Energy for $7.3 billion, with NuStar promising to keep its San Antonio operations for two years post-deal, amidst uncertainty about its long-term local presence.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office warns of phone scams where callers posing as officials demand money for missed jury duty or fines, duping victims out of thousands.