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.

San Antonio Police Officer Damean Segovia was arrested by UTSA police for DUI with a BAC above the legal limit and reassigned to administrative duties.

The FBI is looking for a suspect who robbed a Texas bank with a child in tow, fleeing with the child afterwards. Witnesses are shocked, and tips are sought.

The new jail management software in Bexar County, Odyssey, is causing backlogs, wrongful detentions, and inadvertent releases, with officials and attorneys acknowledging significant issues in the system's function.

San Antonio and Central Pennsylvania prepare for Father's Day and Juneteenth with parades, festivals, music events, and activities supporting local businesses and artists.

Advocacy groups in Texas seek DOJ intervention to protect ballot secrecy after reports show individual votes can potentially be traced, raising fears of intimidation.

Boerne Champion High School sophomore Elizabeth Leachman qualifies for the USA Olympic Trials in track and field.

Tejano music icon Johnny Canales dies at 77, remembered for his significant contribution to the genre and his popular variety show that boosted many artists' careers, including Selena Quintanilla.

San Antonio braces for unhealthy air on an Ozone Action Day, with officials advising vulnerable residents to limit outdoor activities due to expected high ozone levels.

Councilmember John Courage announces the first Military City USA® Expo for active military and veterans in San Antonio, scheduled for June 29-30 at Walker Ranch Senior Center.

Westover Hills Baptist Hospital is set to open in San Antonio this summer, offering emergency services and various specialties. It's located in a rapidly growing part of the city and aims to address healthcare gaps.

Greg Abbott appointed three conservative justices to Texas' new 15th Court of Appeals, which will handle state, constitutional, and business cases, aiming to apply law uniformly across Texas.

League City announced that residents can sign up for AmeriWaste's curbside HHW pickup for limited dates in June, excluding chemicals, batteries, and other hazardous materials.