Noel Villarreal was sentenced to 60 years for the murder of Ruben Martinez outside a San Antonio motel, with the sentence enhanced due to his criminal history.

Venus Williams and Kim Clijsters head to San Antonio for a charity tennis event at Freeman Coliseum, featuring professional and junior players, alongside the San Antonio Spurs games.

Six San Antonio eateries won the Best in Texas 2024 awards, featuring various cuisines, and were recognized for their culinary excellence by Favor's statewide award list.

A 12-year-old Texas girl died after her parents treated her severe injuries with vitamin-enriched smoothies instead of seeking medical care, resulting in their arrest on felony charges.

San Antonio faces a heatwave with temperatures potentially hitting 105 degrees. Residents are advised to take precautions amidst the extreme heat with little relief during the night, as the heat pattern is expected to continue throughout the week.

Governor Greg Abbott praised Texas schools for their support of veterans' education as the Texas Veterans Commission recognized 24 institutions with the 2024 Veteran Education Excellence Recognition Award.

Schertz residents are invited to a public hearing to discuss rezoning 38.8 acres for potential multi-family housing development on September 3rd, 2024.

San Antonio braces for intense heat with temperatures expected to reach around 100°F, offering little nighttime respite. Highs may rise to 104°F by next Tuesday.

The "1923" series, a "Yellowstone" spin-off, will start filming in San Antonio this fall, bringing a piece of the Western drama to Texas with a transformed downtown set.

A fire destroyed a vacant West Side home in San Antonio, possibly caused by homeless activity. No injuries were reported, and the exact cause is under investigation.

Councilwoman Adriana Rocha Garcia announces her candidacy for the 2025 San Antonio mayoral race, emphasizing her commitment to addressing the city's challenges.

San Antonio's City Council is considering a curfew for Hemisfair Park following safety concerns, with strong support from local businesses and stakeholders.

San Antonio is contemplating a ban on horse-drawn carriages and a public survey has seen a massive response, influencing the City Council's upcoming discussion.