San Antonio's flood mitigation project may displace Southside residents. The city offered to cover relocation costs, but homeowners fear insufficient compensation in the current housing market.

San Antonio firefighters negotiate for higher wages, seeking better compensation compared to their police counterparts and aiming to avoid past negotiation issues.

An overnight fire in southwest San Antonio caused $75,000 in damages to an unoccupied home, with no injuries reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

A San Antonio cancer care group and a diagnostic lab agreed to pay over $4 million to settle federal kickback violation allegations after an investigation revealed improper referral payments.

A bomb squad safely detonated 20 pounds of dynamite found at a vacant home in Southeast Side, with no injuries reported. The explosives, believed to have been used for stump removal, prompted an evacuation.

Two decomposed bodies were found in a Bexar County residence; relatives discovered them after a failed welfare check led to a forced entry. A weapon was found at the scene, and the cause of death is under investigation.

Migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard can sue the charter company, but a federal judge ruled they cannot sue Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis due to jurisdiction issues.

San Antonio celebrates National Public Health Week with events, a scholarship honoring Dr. Fernando A. Guerra, and a Public Health Fest featuring free resources and entertainment.

Zaxby's opens a new location in San Antonio, offering dine-in and drive-thru service, along with introducing a limited-time Southern Fried Shrimp option.

A crane collapsed onto I-35 in San Antonio, hitting a vehicle and disrupting traffic without causing injuries, as reported by FOX San Antonio and KSAT.

Multiple crashes on I-35 near San Antonio caused extensive traffic delays on Monday morning, with similar disruptions continuing due to roadwork and accidents throughout the week.

The 125th anniversary of Brackenridge Park in San Antonio was marked by a free Easter photo event and celebrated a family's 70-year Easter camping tradition.

A Navy veteran facing homelessness in San Antonio secured an apartment after local media helped him access his tax refund from a Serve American Express card.