A San Antonio house tied to a triple murder case is going up for sale as the suspects face indictment, including charges for the death of an unborn child.

Ex-officer James Brennand will stand trial in San Antonio for shooting teenager Erik Cantu Jr. 10 times. The trial will remain local despite Brennand's attorneys' request to move it due to publicity.

SAISD sold over 12 acres of East Side real estate to the city for $745,000, aiming to develop senior housing on the site, as confirmed by Superintendent Aquino.

A San Antonio man, 19, was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl he met through the HUD dating app. She alerted a friend while feeling sick, who then informed her father.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte is reinstated to committee work by Mayor Nirenberg after a DWI arrest. Whyte faces legal challenges but has been given another chance to fulfill his duties.

Journalist Joe Holley discusses Texas' rural electrification history as contemporary wildfires ravage the state, highlighting both the heritage of community resilience and the current challenges faced by Texans.

The Rock at La Cantera in San Antonio announces a spring lineup of events, including concerts, fitness classes, and movie nights, as reported by FOX San Antonio.

A Mexican national received a 20-year federal sentence for illegal re-entry after being convicted of a murder in New Mexico, where he is already serving life plus 25 years.

Balcones Heights police fatally shot a woman, Marta Prater, after she attacked an officer with a homemade weapon.

San Antonio businesses and pedestrians are challenged by construction as Fiesta approaches, impacting safety and accessibility. Local officials are addressing concerns and seeking solutions to support the community.

San Antonio is considering creating The Link, a new urban park estimated to cost $150 million, to boost city life and tourism. Its feasibility has been confirmed, but practical and financial concerns persist.

University Health's inaugural camp for kids with congenital heart defects allowed them to safely enjoy activities like archery and horse riding under medical supervision.

A gun sale in Bexar County resulted in a car chase and shooting, leaving two critically injured; suspects were apprehended claiming robbery, which officials dispute.