San Antonio police and FBI agents search for Lina Sardar Khil based on a new tip, using special equipment and a sense of urgency at a previously searched area.

The Flying J Travel Center in San Antonio has reopened after being destroyed by a fire that started in its attached Denny's restaurant in December 2022.

New books by San Antonio authors discuss race and politics, including a collection by Cary Clack and a biography of Frank Tejeda Jr. The San Antonio Book Festival will celebrate the area's literary scene.

A man in San Antonio received a 25-year sentence after a plea deal for fatally shooting a teen at a 2022 graduation party.

An elderly man was violently assaulted at North Star Mall after a dressing room mix-up; the perpetrators fled, leaving him with severe injuries. Police are seeking the suspects and public assistance.

Texas and the Biden administration are in a legal battle over Senate Bill 4, which would allow state charges for illegal border crossings, a move the federal government argues oversteps on immigration authority.

A senior cyclist died after being hit by a motorist on the Southeast Side during a busy evening; the police are investigating the incident with no arrests made.

The San Antonio Zoo offers reduced $8 admission for Bexar County residents on select days as a sign of community appreciation. Proof of residency is required for the discount.

Two San Antonio women, Alice Campbell and Jovita Enriquez Tellez, celebrated their 100th birthdays with Campbell receiving 100 cards and Tellez getting a Living Legend Proclamation.

SAWS and Mayor Nirenberg oppose a proposed wastewater plant fearing it might affect San Antonio's water supply, and have joined a legal challenge to stop it.

Ex-NBA player Bryn Forbes was arrested on charges of family violence after an alleged assault where he is accused of choking and punching the mother of his children.

The new Chick-fil-A at Northwoods in San Antonio opened on Feb. 13, offering an expanded drive-thru, more parking, and additional seating to improve traffic flow and customer experience.

SAISD's board appointed Jenny Arrendondo as interim COO and is progressing with a "rightsizing" plan due to enrollment decline, affecting teachers, students, and potential school closures.