The San Antonio real estate market is changing with the arrival of West Coast migrants and a lawsuit settlement against NAR that could lower agent commissions.

New Braunfels City Council approves resident-focused parking changes, with fees for non-residents at River Acres Park and new spots at Cypress Bend Park.

UT Health San Antonio opens a new, expansive health care facility in the city's northwest side, offering a variety of medical services and specialties.

Bexar County residents with incomes up to $60,000 can access free tax preparation through the VITA program at 13 sites, saving approximately $2.8 million in fees.

The search for missing Texas A&M student Caleb Harris continues into the third week, with no significant leads since he disappeared from his apartment complex.

San Antonio's food scene is evolving with innovative approaches to sustainability and traditional cuisine, blending local ingredients and modern techniques.

Progreso Mayor, Gerardo Alanis, is charged with federal drug trafficking involving over five kilos of cocaine and possibly faces a minimum ten-year sentence and a $10 million fine.

An off-duty officer in San Antonio was critically injured after his bike hit an SUV when he ran a red light. The SUV driver cooperated, with no charges expected. The officer is now recovering.

A woman in Texas fatally shot her alleged kidnapper after escaping. The standoff concluded near a vineyard, with the suspect dead in his car and law enforcement investigating.

George Thorogood & The Destroyers announce a show in San Antonio on June 28 as part of their 50th-anniversary tour, with tickets going on sale March 22.

Kiwi, a terrier mix, has been waiting for two years at the Bulverde Area Humane Society to find a forever home. Despite having a rough past and being dog-reactive, Kiwi is loving towards people and children, healthy, and ready for adoption.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to decide on Texas Senate Bill 4, concerning the arrest and deportation of migrants, with constitutional implications at the forefront.

A vigil was held in San Antonio for Kaitlin Hernandez, a 17-year-old found slain. Her death is ruled a homicide. No arrests yet; a person of interest is cooperating.