The first Military City USA Expo held in San Antonio provided resources and networking for veterans and their families, including info on finance, housing, and healthcare.

Maj. Gen. Phillip Stewart was acquitted of sexual assault charges but found guilty of other offenses including dereliction of duty, leading to various penalties including confinement and pay forfeiture.

A suspected drunk driver was arrested after crashing into a West Side home in San Antonio, initially believed to be a passenger. No residents were injured.

La Muñeca Lele, a 15-foot doll representing Mexico's Otomí tribe heritage, is displayed at San Antonio's Pearl Park as part of the Pueblos Mágicos International Trade Show.

San Antonio reveals a new memorial with 53 limestone boulders to honor migrants who died in a trailer tragedy, featuring a plaque with their names. The project, costing under $100,000, aims to provide a place for community reflection and prayer.

San Antonio is expected to experience a week of high temperatures nearing 100 degrees, with today's heat index reaching 109 degrees. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities.

Andrew Longoria hopes to set a world record for the largest Selena Quintanilla memorabilia collection, displayed at the Lake Jackson Historical Museum.

Urban expansion and rising temperatures in San Antonio lead to increased sightings of local wildlife, such as deer and bobcats, in the city. Wildlife Rescue’s Lynn Cuny highlights habitat loss as a critical issue.

A man in his 30s was stabbed at a hotel and sought help at a nearby Jack in the Box in San Antonio. Police have detained two suspects related to the event.

A custom wheelchair essential for mobility was stolen from a couple after a Blink-182 concert in San Antonio. The wheelchair, valued at $5,000, was left unattended in the parking lot and disappeared within minutes.

Former Uvalde school police chief Pete Arredondo faces a 10-count indictment for allegedly endangering children during the Robb Elementary School shooting.

Cook Children's Health Plan contests Texas's Medicaid contract changes, fearing service disruption for over 700,000 families as they face replacement by private firms, leading to legal actions seeking to overturn the procurement decision.

Zarzamora Street is undergoing pedestrian infrastructure improvements, aiming to enhance safety and accessibility without major traffic disruptions. The project, lasting until Winter 2025, includes wider sidewalks and traffic updates.