San Antonio is set to open bids for a $500K reproductive health fund, including potentially controversial funds for abortion travel, with City Council to decide on allocations after reviewing proposals.

U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy has called for mandatory warning labels on social media platforms to address potential negative mental health impacts on youth.

South Central Texas faces potential flooding this week due to heavy rains from a tropical disturbance, with the National Weather Service issuing alerts. Residents are advised to prepare for flash flooding.

San Antonio's CCDV issued a report and strategic plan outlining past and future efforts to combat domestic violence, including key initiatives and partnerships.

San Antonio Councilman Manny Pelaez launches a new initiative to combat elder financial scams with an education campaign, task force creation, and legislative prioritization, in response to a rise in fraud cases.

The San Antonio community mourns the death of Allen Brown, 71, who was killed in a hit-and-run incident on East Commerce Street. The search for the unidentified driver continues.

Kimberly Cruz was sentenced to 14 years for defrauding migrants by posing as a legal advocate to smuggle them into the U.S. She was ordered to pay restitution and forfeit proceeds.

The San Antonio LGBT Chamber of Commerce offers Community Impact Grants to local LGBT and allied businesses to foster inclusivity, ranging from $5,000 to $25,000.

The Animal Defense League in San Antonio waived pet adoption fees for Father's Day, offering free pets, including shots and microchipping, at their campuses.

A man was arrested for suspected drunk driving after crashing his truck into a house on the Northwest Side of San Antonio, leaving a gaping hole but no injuries.

A stabbing at the Esperanza Apartments in San Antonio led to a shooting when a teen victim fired at the assailant, who fled. The teen is stable; the suspect is at large.

Two San Antonio police officers were injured after being dragged by a suspect's vehicle during a routine traffic stop. The male suspect fled and is currently at large, while the female detainee is in custody for questioning.

A Texas Two Step lottery ticket worth $1.3 million remains unclaimed; it was purchased at a Corpus Christi H-E-B. The winner is advised to contact a Texas Lottery claim center.