UT Health San Antonio improves naloxone distribution to address opioid overdoses, transitioning to a more efficient system managed by Be Well Texas for better service.

Firefighters in San Antonio responded to separate fires at an abandoned house and a body shop, with no injuries reported and both blazes being contained.

A man was hospitalized in serious condition after being hit by a pickup truck while crossing a street in San America's San Antonio. The incident's circumstances are under investigation, and no charges have been reported.

A man stabbed his wife in the leg after an argument in San Antonio and fled, leaving her hospitalized and stable; police are searching for the suspect.

Das Rec Gym in New Braunfels invites citizens to a Summer Dance Party on June 22nd, featuring various dance cardio styles and amenities like a photo booth and refreshments.

San Antonio's weather to remain warm with nights around 65 degrees, foggy mornings, and highs reaching up to 96 degrees. The week may see some rain with a 50% chance of showers on Thursday. Winds will vary throughout the week with gusts up to 22 mph.

A woman was fatally shot by her husband, who claims it was an accident, in their San Antonio home. He is detained for questioning as deputies investigate past domestic calls to the residence.

A construction worker died at a Schertz job site in an accident; police and OSHA are investigating the incident involving a 40-year-old working for Yantis Construction.

The SAPD is searching for two missing teenage sisters, Emalu and Jazmyne Hernandez, last seen on San Antonio's south side. The public is warned against harboring runaways.

Amarillo, Texas City Council is undecided on an anti-abortion petition that would ban aiding abortion travel, facing a pending deadline and citizen expectations.

Mexican national Sandra Araceli Diaz Vazquez was sentenced to 97 months in a U.S. prison for trafficking methamphetamine and fentanyl, after being caught in Texas.

Severe weather disrupted Texas primary runoffs, causing power outages at voting sites and necessitating alternative arrangements for voters across several counties.

Rebeca Clay-Flores won the Bexar County Commissioner Precinct 1 runoff, attributing racist harassment to her opponent and local law enforcement union, claims which they denied.