A bat rescue group in Austin intervened to save endangered bats that were trapped in a San Antonio apartment complex after management sealed them inside walls with spray foam.

Officials continue searching for Roiner Alejandro Rojas Pereira, a missing teen feared drowned in Canyon Lake after a witness attempted a rescue when Pereira fell from a tube and went under.

A fire in a San Antonio apartment left a family homeless; no injuries were reported. Firefighters contained the fire, which started in a bathroom, and investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Uvalde's Police Chief Homer Delgado introduced the "Guardian Initiative" to enhance the police department, while San Antonio schools saw higher absentee rates due to a total solar eclipse event.

Protesters rallied at Valero's San Antonio headquarters, disputing the company's alleged support of Israel's military by providing jet fuel. They seek to draw attention to Palestinian liberation efforts.

The article discusses the child abuse crisis in Bexar County, highlighting both the increasing number of cases and the stories of two individuals who found "forever homes" after enduring abuse in the foster system.

St. Mary's Strip in San Antonio celebrates its grand reopening after a challenging period of construction and economic strain, with local businesses and the District 1 office hosting a festive event with improvements like new lighting and sidewalks.

The article describes the varying weather conditions in San Antonio this week, from cloudy skies to potential showers, with fluctuating temperatures and wind speeds.

The Spurs secured a 121-120 win over the Nuggets despite missing key players, with Devonte' Graham making the game-winning shot. Victor Wembanyama shined with 34 points and 12 rebounds.

The San Antonio Spurs have an eye on Kentucky's Rob Dillingham for the 2024 NBA Draft, as they look to strengthen their team with potentially two first-round picks.

San Antonio firefighters conducted multiple rescues amidst heavy rains, urging drivers to avoid flooded roads despite rapid storm passage, emphasizing the life-threatening risks and the need for pre-planning safe routes.

Carlos Alvarez, notable for introducing Modelo and Corona to the U.S. and his philanthropy, has died at 73. His impact on San Antonio's culture and education is profound, with major donations like $20 million to UTSA's business school.

San Antonio's Ready to Work program struggles to meet its job placement goals, with only 62% success despite a $30 million investment and 5,000 participants enrolled.