A San Antonio police officer was involved in a minor-injury traffic collision while responding to a call near Culebra Road and Rim Rock Trail. Both the officer and civilian driver were taken to the hospital as a precaution.

San Antonio's new flood prevention plan may displace over 100 residents for a project over five years, sparking concern among those potentially affected.

A fire destroyed a vacant two-story home in San Antonio, and due to its instability, firefighters fought the blaze externally. No investigation into the cause is planned, and the house was already slated for demolition.

The San Antonio Archdiocese, led by Archbishop García-Siller, banned parishes from using Sanctus Ranch, a non-affiliated retreat, amid its 150th anniversary celebrations.

A man in Bexar County entered his neighbor's house using his own key, assaulted the elderly resident, and now faces charges for injury to an elderly person.

The Tower of the Americas in San Antonio is set to host its annual Wine Fest on April 6, featuring tastings from 24 Sonoma County wineries, food, music, and games, with special discounts for military members.

UT Health San Antonio is raising awareness about colorectal cancer, emphasizing the importance of early screening for prevention and discussing treatment options.

The Northside ISD board voted against granting pay raises to certain staff, citing budget constraints, despite union grievances and debates about equitable salary increases.

A fatal collision in Bastrop involving a school bus without seat belts has highlighted inconsistencies in safety measures across Texas school districts.

An age-progressed image of Lina Khil, who vanished at age 3 in 2021, aims to generate new leads on her whereabouts. Her family and community seek answers, with concerns about the support from law enforcement.

A Texas veteran, who legally changed his name to "Literally Anybody Else," is running for president to challenge the two-party system and offer a new option to voters.

Four suspects are in custody after stealing a car at gunpoint from a Texas gas station and leading authorities on a high-speed chase that ended with spike strips. No injuries were reported in the incident.

A school bus crash in Bastrop County resulted in the deaths of 5-year-old Ulises Rodriguez Montoya and Ryan Wallace, a 33-year-old Ph.D. student. Fundraisers help the families, and the community mourns as the investigation continues.