A woman was hit by a vehicle on the Northeast Side of San Antonio and the driver did not stop. She was hospitalized and the police are seeking information.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for San Antonio, mentioning foggy mornings, chances of showers, and varying temperatures throughout the week.

CHRISTUS Children's Hospital in San Antonio unveils advanced surgical rooms with robotic systems and infection control, aiming to improve care and reduce recovery times.

Boerne High School's marching band won $15,000 in Metallica's Marching Band Competition with their rendition of "Master of Puppets" and used the prize to upgrade their instruments.

Kevin Luna received a 40-year prison sentence for a murder linked to a 2022 robbery set up through a dating app, where victim Patrick Zavala was killed.

An SAPD employee was charged with indecency with a child, placed on leave, and is out on bond. His attorney highlights the delay in indictment, while the accused maintains innocence.

Pro-Palestine student protests at UTSA lead to a meeting with a university official, while UT Austin students face academic challenges and police crackdown repercussions amidst their demonstrations.

The National Weather Service forecasts foggy mornings, cloudy skies, and warm temps for San Antonio, with a chance of weekend thunderstorms and an upcoming heatwave.

A Texas man was sentenced to five years in prison for threatening to attack a Turning Point USA convention in Florida. He pleaded guilty to making interstate threatening communication.

The Kendall County Sheriff's Office hosts "Coffee with a Cop" to improve dialogue between deputies and locals, as part of a national effort to enhance police-community relations.

The Affordable Connectivity Program, providing low-cost internet to eligible households, is ending, with 1.5 million Texans at risk of losing their high-speed internet as funding dries up.

The San Antonio Botanical Garden is hosting the Huntopia exhibit with large animal sculptures by artist Hunt Slonem, including bunnies and butterflies.

A Texas House committee identified a decayed power pole as the cause of the state's largest wildfire, critiquing poor equipment maintenance and emergency response.