A 41-year-old pedestrian was killed early Sunday near S. Flores and Mary Street after an allegedly intoxicated, speeding driver struck him; police arrested a 21‑year‑old on an intoxication manslaughter charge.

James H.C. "Jamey" Steen was appointed to the Texas Historical Commission until 2027, bringing community involvement and a commitment to preserving Texas history.

Undercover Bexar County deputies arrested three men after intercepting an alleged human-smuggling run near a Von Ormy truck stop Wednesday night. Authorities say the suspects met an 18-wheeler behind a nearby gas station and face felony smuggling charges.

West Side neighbors say roaming and aggressive dogs have turned sidewalks and parks into safety headaches. They want tougher fines, more pickups and expanded ACS outreach.

A San Antonio woman was sentenced to federal prison for defrauding a COVID relief program by misappropriating funds for personal use, including buying a golf cart and a pool.

A judge in Atascosa County sentenced Roger Arteaga Gonzalez to 60 years after a December attack left his ex-girlfriend badly injured and wrapped in plastic.

San Antonio's weekly forecast includes mixed clouds, sun, scattered showers, thunderstorms, and highs in the 70s to 80s, with a clearer Thanksgiving Day.

Two Honduran nationals faced a federal judge in San Antonio on charges of illegal re-entry into the U.S., following a raid targeting the Tren de Aragua organization.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints Webb, Burnett, and Clark to the Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee to help advance the state's industry development.

Texas AG Ken Paxton has won a legal battle against the Harris County bail practices, which he claims jeopardize public safety by easily releasing offenders.

A new study finds a single San Antonio adult needs about $93,355 to live comfortably, while typical local paychecks fall far short. The gap is even larger for families.

An Austin woman received a 37-month prison sentence for embezzling government funds while leading the Killeen Housing Authority. She must also repay $297,473.30.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is appealing to the Supreme Court to reinstate a blocked congressional map, describing the legal challenge as an attack by the "radical left."