San Antonio's weather forecast includes sunny skies, potential thunderstorms, and highs in the low 90s with light winds, as reported by National Weather Service and KSAT.

Officer Bill Freeman of the Schertz Police Department was commended for his quick response in extinguishing a fire at Sycamore Creek Apartments, preventing a potentially major disaster.

Two shootings in San Antonio injured four people, with the suspects still at large. The incidents at an apartment complex and a residence occurred over the weekend, raising community safety concerns.

A.B. Quintanilla's performance at the Memorial Weekend Bash was unexpectedly cancelled, leaving both the band and fans seeking answers about the reason behind the decision.

A 19-year-old Honduran woman drowned in Galveston after struggling in strong currents while body-surfing. Despite rescue efforts, she was pronounced dead at the hospital.

A taxi driver in San Antonio was critically injured from a stabbing and police are investigating with no suspects yet.

The San Antonio area expects dense morning fog followed by high temperatures reaching near 100 degrees. Evening cooling and possible weekend storms are forecasted, with persistent mid-90s heat into the next week.

A man was fatally shot in San Antonio, and the suspected shooter, Jose Milton Alejo, was arrested with the help of a tip. Alejo is charged with murder and had a $132,000 bond set.

Theo B. King was arrested for allegedly threatening his sister-in-law with a knife after a dispute over his employment status. He's charged with aggravated assault.

Missing 65-year-old Alfred Garcia was found safe and reunited with his family after a Silver Alert was issued.

Escaped inmate Yonathan Eluid Castaneda-Flores was captured near a Stripes Convenience Store in Karnes County after a manhunt following his escape from an immigration processing center.

San Antonio braces for potential record-high temperatures over Memorial Day weekend, with heat indices reaching up to 110 degrees, prompting health and safety warnings from officials.

San Antonio nurse Paloma Gonzalez ran 70 miles to Uvalde as a tribute to the victims of the Robb Elementary School shooting, raising funds for scholarships.