National Dessert Day brings sweet deals in San Antonio, including free churros at Jack in the Box, discounted Cheesecake Factory slices, and various other promotions at KFC, Long John Silver's, and more.

A new 130-bed recovery center is set to open in South San Antonio, offering essential support for individuals facing addiction, especially those without insurance.

Two high-speed crashes in San Antonio involved cars colliding with 18-wheelers, resulting in one male and one female driver dying, with no other injuries reported.

Community members gathered to pray for the safe return of Suzanne Clark Simpson, an Olmos Park mother who disappeared on October 6. Her husband faces assault charges and is not cooperating with the investigation.

The AP Top 25 rankings after Week 7 feature Texas at No. 1, with Oregon and Penn State following. The SEC dominates with eight spots, while Army and Navy are ranked simultaneously for the first time since 1960.

San Antonio is set to have a week of clear skies with rising temperatures, light winds becoming gustier, and potential weekend showers, as per the National Weather Service.

Police are looking for a suspect in a robbery and assault at Ella Beauty Store in San Antonio with a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Two men linked to an auto theft ring were arrested in relation to the shooting of a 4-year-old girl and her family, with searches revealing damning evidence.

San Antonio expects sunny days with highs near 97°F and clear nights around 67°F, with gentle southwest winds. Slight cooling midweek and a chance of rain by the weekend.

San Antonio sky-watchers can see the rare C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS comet this month, best viewed with binoculars just after sunset near the western horizon.

BrucePac recalls 10 million pounds of meat due to listeria concerns, with products produced between June 19 and October 8, 2024, and sold at major retailers. No illness reports yet, but consumers advised to check products.

Officer Andre Vargas of SAPD was reinstated after an arbitrator ruled his firing for a 2019 use of force incident was unjust, citing insufficient evidence. Vargas will receive $259,000 in back pay.

The Texas DPS honored members for bravery, including a SWAT member who ended a hostage situation and others who performed life-saving acts during emergencies.