Quitman, Texas, secures a $6 million federal grant to innovate dementia care, seeking matching state funds to build a 54-bed facility promoting independence, inspired by Scandinavian models.

San Antonio launched a grant program offering up to $35,000 to small businesses affected by local construction, with applications reviewed based on need.

San Antonio students' math and science STAAR test scores have declined, attributed to pandemic effects and new scoring methods. Local districts see varied results, with some improvements in reading but troubling trends in other subjects.

SAISD invites input on repurposing closed school buildings, a panel seeks community engagement to determine the future use of the structures with help from real estate consultants.

A record 12,645 students in San Antonio plan to attend community college for free this fall through the expanded Alamo Promise program, which now includes various educational institutions.

Savanna Cardenas, a missing 15-year-old from San Antonio, was found safe after an Amber Alert was canceled. Her disappearance and safe return were reported by CBS News Texas and FOX San Antonio.

Two people were killed and six injured, including children, in a shooting during a Juneteenth celebration in Texas. The incident was sparked by a confrontation between groups.

The family of Navy vet Jarvis McIntyre believes a body found in a San Antonio park is him following his recent disappearance during a family visit for his birthday.

U.S. Attorney Jaime Esparza recognized World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, emphasizing the need for awareness and education to combat elder abuse and highlighted efforts by the Justice Department to prevent and prosecute such crimes.

San Antonio's District 5 Councilmember questions the removal of Opportunity Home CEO Ed Hinojosa Jr., citing his role in securing $24.9 million for affordable housing and stopping the demolition of the Alazán-Apache Courts.

Amid backlash, the San Antonio housing authority led by interim CEO Michael Reyes rescinds most of the 600 eviction notices and proposes policies to aid residents in debt.

Cypress Cafe, a popular Korean restaurant in San Antonio, moves to Lombrano Food Hall after eviction from its original spot, ready to serve takeout and delivery.

Emma Weidmann reflects on the growth and charm of San Antonio’s far North Side, noting suburban development and community favorites like Tejas Rodeo and Merit Coffee.