The San Antonio Public Library’s Texana Resource Center is undergoing a major renovation to expand and modernize its facilities for historical research and preservation.

A Mexican national, Felipe De Jesus Solis-Rivera, has been sentenced to 121 months in prison for possessing child pornography, in a case connected to Project Safe Childhood.

San Antonio faces a week of mixed weather, with a chance of severe thunderstorms, variable temperatures nearing the 90s, and opportunities for both rain and sunshine.

A man drowned at Boerne City Lake after entering the water to cool off and encountering a deep section. Rescuers recovered his body; alcohol was not involved.

A conference in Bexar County focused on mental wellness to combat a 33% rise in suicide rates, with services addressing youth mental health and substance use.

CentroMed in San Antonio experienced a cyberattack impacting 350,000 patients, potentially exposing personal data. This breach is the ninth largest in Texas since notification laws were enacted.

Researchers at UT Health San Antonio recommend taking "keto breaks" to avoid potential adverse effects on cell aging associated with long-term ketogenic dieting.

Freshwater mussels were released into the San Antonio River to naturally filter water and support the ecosystem, with the River Authority conducting a feasibility study on mussel reintroduction.

Peso Pluma adds a San Antonio stop to his "Éxodo" tour, performing at the Frost Bank Center on July 27 following a Grammy win and a new album release.

Bexar County Sheriff's Office seized over $400,000 in narcotics and recovered a stolen AR-15 during a raid on Alejandro Hernandez's home.

San Antonio launches its inaugural nonstop flight to Frankfurt, promising enhanced travel with economy seats for the historical flight starting at $700 round trip.

Another shooting occurred in Windsor Hollow, where a mother and child were targeted but unharmed. Suspect Tre De On Anderson faces charges, including a separate burglary. Residents express fear as the community grapples with violence.

Councilman Whyte vetoed a $21.7 million FEMA grant for migrant services in San Antonio, emphasizing citizen safety over federal funds for the Migrant Resource Center.