TxDOT is reducing construction closures at the Loop 1604 and Interstate 10 interchange, promising less congestion for the summer with full access on select weekends.

The FBI seeks public help in locating Jessica Garcia Rojo and her mother Juana Marcela Rojo, missing since May 15, 2024, last seen in Nuevo Leon, Mexico.

San Antonio faces a continued heat wave with high temperatures near 98 degrees and heat indices up to 109. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities due to the risk of heat-related illnesses.

Kelli Speer, a TxDOT Maintenance Supervisor, has inked the company logo and a tribute to her mother, a former TxDOT employee, into a "momma sleeve" tattoo, symbolizing her workplace pride and family legacy.

The U.S. Marshals intensify their search for Amir Nabil Senada, a synthetic marijuana trade figure who violated pretrial release terms and has been evading capture for 11 years.

Mario Lopez, an Army veteran, shared his story of suffering severe injuries in Afghanistan and finding healing through art on "Big City Small Town," highlighting his post-injury journey and expressive artwork.

San Antonio is celebrated for integrating mariachi into its educational system, fostering cultural heritage and musical excellence from middle schools to universities.

New Braunfels introduces a Junior Pickleball camp at Das Rec for kids to learn and enjoy the sport, covering basics, rules, and drills for skill development.

Texas AG Ken Paxton commemorates the 'Sanctity of Life Day' on the Roe v. Wade decision anniversary, asserting a continued fight against federal abortion policies.

A Jim's Restaurant in San Antonio is closing due to economic challenges after 54 years. The company assures employees will be relocated to other branches.

The Converse Animal Shelter struggles with disruptions from a nearby road construction project and recent flooding, impacting access for staff and visitors. The shelter seeks accountability from the city.

The Texas Tribune reports escalating housing costs in Texas challenge affordability, with soaring home prices and rents leaving many Texans cost-burdened despite recent cooling trends in some markets.

George Hernández Jr., CEO of University Health, reflects on his tenure and the health system's expansion as he prepares to retire, with several major projects ongoing.