San Antonio is tackling urban heat by mapping hot spots using UTSA's SPUR Center's data and implementing cooling strategies like cool pavements, green infrastructure, and energy efficiency upgrades.

A child died and four others were injured in a targeted shooting on the town's northeast side, sparking outrage and calls for action against gun violence.

Wilford Hall Medical Center, a significant military medicine site at Joint Base San Antonio – Lackland, is being demolished, with many expressing sentimental connections to the historic facility.

San Antonio offers a variety of events for Mother's Day weekend, including food festivals, concerts, cultural experiences, sports games, and river dining.

San Antonio's gas prices have increased by 25 cents from last year, with the city's current average at $3.22 per gallon, while Texas averages $3.24, just below the national average.

Fire crews extricated a motorist trapped after a car crash on I-10, caused by a rear-end collision with a stalled vehicle. Police reported only minor injuries.

The Hungry Horse in Boerne, Texas, praised for home-style dishes, stands out amid the town's culinary development, with items like chicken fried steak earning it a spot on top food lists.

The article discusses Texas' Summer Earn and Learn program, which offers paid internships to young students with disabilities to gain work experience and improve their job prospects.

The Champion Charger Orchestra is set to perform a free concert at the Amphitheater behind the Boerne library on May 17, enhancing the city's cultural offerings.

The city introduces "Food for Fines" in June, allowing library patrons to pay off fines by donating food items, each worth $1 off fines, to support local shelters.

Five men were arrested for using guns, cash, and drugs as props in a rap video in Universal City after leading police on a chase. They face nearly 30 charges, including organized crime and drug possession.

San Antonio Police Department officers wear new autism awareness patches in April to show support and promote public education on the autism spectrum.

A former Bexar County Sheriff's lieutenant received a $395,000 settlement after being fired for posting selfies during the Capitol riot. She sued, arguing her First Amendment rights were violated.