Two individuals are in critical condition after a multi-vehicle accident on San Antonio's West Side, with details and cause still under investigation.

Lynn Gripon Park at Countryside trail closes for bridge repairs from November 4, impacting local access for up to six weeks.

San Antonio's District 9 combines Halloween and community service with a blood donation event, led by Councilwoman Misty Spears, encouraging locals to donate blood on October 31 at the Frost Bank parking lot.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Lorex Technology for potential ties to the Chinese Communist Party that may threaten privacy and security.

Governor Greg Abbott appointed Mike Holley as the DA of Montgomery County's 9th Judicial District, to serve until 2026, highlighting his legal and military background.

A former Del Rio detective, Joshua Garcia, was indicted for child sexual abuse involving explicit images found on his phone. He faces charges including sexual assault of a child and possession of child pornography.

San Antonio seeks professionals for its Building Standards Board, including an architect and an engineer, to oversee property regulations and maintain city safety.

Spurs beat Raptors 121-103, Wembanyama scores 24 points and 15 rebounds, Spurs 4-0 for the first time since 2017.

The new Ujuālnān art installation in San Antonio's Pearsall Park, created by Doroteo Garza, combines art, science, and culture to reflect the solar system and honor local history.

San Antonio's East Commerce Street is closed due to weakened scaffolding with ongoing construction, causing public concern and traffic disruptions during a busy event weekend. Traffic directors are managing the situation and no injuries are reported.

The Spurs unveiled a banner honoring ex-coach Gregg Popovich's 1,390 wins and five NBA titles, mirroring his modesty; no formal ceremony was held at the event, per his wishes.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts a week of clear skies and mild temperatures, with highs ranging from 72 to 89 degrees and light to gusty winds.

Dr. May Lau surrendered her Texas medical license amid a lawsuit by Attorney General Paxton for prescribing "dangerous" gender transition drugs to minors.