The San Antonio Spurs introduced their 2024 NBA Draft picks, highlighted by UConn's Stephon Castle at No. 4. They traded some picks and selected players to complement star Victor Wembanyama.

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office rescued 26 dogs from inhumane conditions at a San Antonio residence, resulting in the homeowner's arrest for animal cruelty.

San Antonio police arrested three teenagers after a chase involving a stolen car that ended in a crash and an on-foot pursuit. The teens are linked to a series of vehicle thefts in Bexar County.

The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded an $8 million grant to revamp San Antonio's Culebra Rd, adding safety features like sidewalks and bike lanes.

Tarrell County, Texas, sees increased migrants, influencing the U.S. presidential race debate on immigration. Biden's scrutinized "parole-in-place" program faces legal and political challenges.

San Antonio's pet management policy faces criticism as officials report 4,800 unsterilized animals may return to streets; Mayor Nirenberg and Council discuss concerns over stray animal safety and sterilization enforcement.

San Antonio police are engaged in a standoff with a suspected squatter in a vacant home on Gold Hill Drive, with one individual already exiting peacefully.

The Secret Food Stories Festival in San Antonio focuses on food sustainability and waste reduction, featuring local chefs, art, and a panel discussion. Proceeds will benefit the local food bank.

San Antonio police investigate a shooting where a woman was hit in the thigh; over 60 shell casings were found at the scene. No suspects have been identified.

The Asian American population in Texas has grown by 5.5%, outpacing other groups, with demographic changes raising concerns about services for the aging population.

San Antonio's Culebra Road is set for upgrades funded by an $8 million RAISE Grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation, aiming to improve safety and infrastructure for all users.

St. Philip's College was on partial lockdown due to a nearby off-campus shooting. Multiple suspects were detained, and the lockdown ended without further incidents.

Texas is set to execute Ramiro Gonzales for a 2001 murder; he argues for commutation, citing changed character and legal oversights. His clemency appeal and expert testimony reevaluations have not altered his death sentence.