Study links fracking wastewater injection to Texas oil well blowouts, raising concerns over potential groundwater contamination and seismic activity in the Permian Basin.

San Antonio anticipates high temperatures with forecasts predicting 104°F highs and heat indexes of 109. Evenings will provide little relief, with lows around 80°F. Authorities advise residents to stay cool and hydrated.

San Antonio Water System is replacing asbestos-cement pipes due to leaks and rising health concerns, despite water tests meeting EPA standards for asbestos fibers.

First fatal Tesla Cybertruck crash occurred in Texas, where the vehicle hit a culvert and caught fire, killing the driver. Authorities are investigating the accident.

La Vernia ISD started the new school year with a four-day week, improved work-life balance, and interactive learning including gardening. Parents support the change, enjoying longer weekends for family time.

A 12-year-old girl was critically injured in a rollover accident on I-37 in San Antonio, after being ejected and landing on an SUV. Neither she nor the juvenile driver were wearing seatbelts.

FAFSA glitches in San Antonio have created uncertainty for students' college prospects, with fewer FAFSA completions and potential enrollment declines.

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office seeks help finding missing Chelsea Thompson, who is without needed medication and was last seen near San Antonio's Rim Shopping Center.

An elderly man was fatally struck by a vehicle after walking into traffic on a southside road in San Antonio. The incident, deemed an accident with no driver impairment, resulted in no charges.

San Antonio is planning a massive sports and entertainment district. While still in the feasibility phase, the project, dubbed 'Project Marvel,' could surpass $3 billion in costs. Details remain scarce due to non-disclosure agreements.

Three Americans freed from Russian detainment will undergo medical evaluations at Brooke Army Medical Center after a historic U.S.-Russia prisoner swap.

SAISD is shifting from MAP Growth to STAAR interim assessments to better predict student performance, amid concerns about MAP's alignment with state standards and test fatigue. Other districts express mixed views on MAP's effectiveness.

TxDOT announces a $156 million funding boost for Texas transit agencies to enhance public transportation accessibility and service expansion statewide.