The Bexar County Sheriff's Office seeks the public's help in finding Marcos Daniel Camarillo Gonzalez, a missing 63-year-old last seen on the far West Side.

A 17-year-old, Michael Christopher George, was arrested for animal cruelty after dragging and shooting a dog, according to the Bexar County Sheriff's Office.

The original la Madeleine location on Broadway in San Antonio closed after 32 years, as confirmed by KSAT and shared by an ex-employee. Other city locations remain open.

A one-year-old girl died following injuries from a car crash at a Montessori school in Bexar County. The crash killed a teacher and injured others when a car hit a playground.

Governor Greg Abbott mourns former President Jimmy Carter's passing, offering condolences and recognizing Carter's leadership, post-presidential work, and personal virtues.

Clear Creek High School students await Guinness verification for the world's largest Adirondack chair, assembled with help from League City's Mayor. The chair may join the city's Public Art Initiative.

Mayor Nick Long reviews League City's 2024 achievements, including tax reduction and taking over The Ballpark's operations, and looks ahead to developments in 2025.

Texas has eliminated annual vehicle safety inspections but still requires emissions tests in major urban counties, with a new $7.50 fee supporting state funds.

A Tren de Aragua gang member is charged for shooting a man in a San Antonio apartment complex dispute related to domestic tensions and respect issues.

The article discusses top viral San Antonio stories on Instagram, including mailbox thefts, an accidental shooting, a drug bust, a child's death, and a robbery by the "high-five robbers."

The body of Robert Ibarra, 49, was found on a San Antonio trail, with his death ruled a homicide from blunt force injuries and strangulation. No suspects have been identified.

A man died after being struck by a wrong-way driver and a second vehicle on Loop 410. The wrong-way driver was arrested for DUI with a blood-alcohol level almost triple the limit.

The historic Casa Reales in San Antonio's Main Plaza is listed for sale, offering a mix of commercial and retail potential over its three levels, while carrying a legacy as a past courthouse and jail.