San Antonio's City Council unanimously agreed to rename Pavilion 2 in Rosedale Park after local boxing legend Robert "Pikin" Quiroga, in honor of his accomplishments.

A 15-year-old boy in San Antonio allegedly killed his mother, Luz Aurora Gonzalez, with a shotgun. The family struggles with the loss and seeks answers.

Federal funds of $1.5 million from the American Rescue Plan Act are set to assist San Antonio small businesses in underserved areas via local nonprofits.

Tropical Storm Alberto made landfall in Mexico and affected the southern Texas region with rain. Warnings were lifted in the U.S. while Mexico remained on alert.

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals exonerated Kerry Max Cook for the 1977 murder of Linda Jo Edwards, ending his four-decade legal battle marked by prosecutorial misconduct.

The Bexar County jail faces severe overcrowding, leading officials to consider inmate transfers to neighboring counties amid funding and communication concerns.

Over 600 apartments in San Antonio lost water due to unpaid bills by property managers, affecting residents' daily lives and prompting disputes over payments and a call for more compassionate solutions.

Sul Ross State University hosted an obstacle course event to promote bicycle safety, in collaboration with TxDOT and the Alpine Police, amid rising cyclist fatalities in Texas.

San Antonio seeks answers after Jarvis McIntyre's body was found, with no foul play suspected, and questions arise about a possible link to dating app dangers.

San Antonio roadworks on Loop 1604 and I-10 create nightly and weekend closures, with detours and law enforcement directing traffic. TxDOT confirms minimal closures necessary for progress on the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project.

Victor Wembanyama was spotted at an H-E-B filming content, not related to the usual Spurs commercials; Tony Parker was also seen there promoting his wine.

The Justice Department reached settlements with four Texas counties to address ADA violations on election websites, ensuring accessibility for disabled voters.

Texas faces a mental health care crisis with a provider shortage, prompting a shift toward integrating mental health assessments and treatments into primary care, championed by advocates like Barbara Chapman and supported by programs like CPAN.