Shine Dance Fitness in New Braunfels announces 'Uplift,' a new dance class series combining cardio, strength training, and balance exercises for an all-levels, enjoyable workout.

Walmart removed a T-shirt from its Uvalde store after criticism surged due to a post by Brett Cross, whose son died in the Robb Elementary shooting. The shirt's message was considered insensitive. Walmart apologized and pulled the product.

Residents in Northwest San Antonio are concerned about a collapsed retaining wall near Cedar Creek Golf Course, fearing safety issues and questioning the area's drainage system.

Councilmember Campos is hosting a Citizen Forum on April 25th at Westside Branch Library in New Braunfels to discuss city issues and answer residents' questions.

A search is underway in San Antonio for 14-year-old Frankie Alexander Salinas, Jr., who went missing Tuesday evening. Authorities and the community are vigilant, with efforts focused on his safe return.

The San Antonio Municipal Court received its fifth MTSI Award for driving safety, with programs like 'Drive SAfely SA' that focus on safe driving education.

San Antonio's city governance committee discusses the potential end of horse-drawn carriages, considering a 2022 City Council Consideration Request citing inhumane conditions.

A woman was killed and a man critically injured in a San Antonio shooting. Police found the victims and several bullet casings; the suspect is at large.

San Antonio's hot spot policing strategy reportedly results in a 37% drop in violent crime in targeted areas, with potential expansion discussed for the 2025 budget.

USAA announced the layoff of 220 employees despite previously adding jobs, citing economic and strategic reasons. The company vowed to support affected workers.

San Antonio's Amols celebrates its 75th anniversary amid Fiesta preparations, with the community gearing up for the annual event by purchasing party supplies.

A driver died after a dump truck veered and hit a pickup on State Highway 16 South in San Antonio. The dump truck driver was hospitalized with severe injuries, and traffic was rerouted for the investigation.

A year after UIW student Joseph Banales was fatally shot, his family seeks information, offering a $60,000 reward. No arrests have been made, despite efforts by Selma Police.