A woman shot her ex-boyfriend while he was at her home in San Antonio; she's in custody as police investigate the incident where she claims self-defense after an alleged physical altercation.

San Antonio ophthalmologists warn of retinal damage from viewing the eclipse without proper ISO standard glasses; enthusiasts prepare for the astronomical event.

An 18-wheeler overturned on San Antonio's Fine Silver Curve, disrupting I-10 traffic early Saturday; no immediate word on the driver's condition or the cause.

A teacher injured in a Hays CISD bus crash filed a $1 million lawsuit against the driver and FJM Concrete, citing negligent hiring after the driver used cocaine and lacked sleep.

San Antonio's Animal Care Services is hosting an eclipse viewing and pet adoption event on April 8, reducing adoption fees and offering free safety glasses.

San Antonio will experience cloudy skies, occasional showers, and moderate temperatures throughout the week, with some sunny days in between according to the National Weather Service and KSAT.

The expansion of I-10 in Guadalupe County has begun, with plans to increase capacity, improve safety, and update road systems. Completion is expected by Fall 2029.

A Texas National Guard member was arrested for human smuggling after a high-speed chase near the U.S.-Mexico border and may face a minimum 10-year sentence if convicted.

San Antonio is hosting a job fair to hire seasonal workers for summer positions in parks and recreation, with benefits including competitive pay and swimwear reimbursements.

San Antonio City Council honored 12-year-old Lila Smethurst for winning the Food Network's Kids Baking Championship and bringing recognition to the city.

A man named Jesus Mares Ortega was killed in a drive-by shooting in San Antonio after dropping his wife at work; police are investigating possible links to other recent shootings.

A $60,000 reward is offered for information on the murder of UIW student Joseph Banales, as the case remains unsolved nearly a year after the incident.

Charles Lindgren was arrested in San Antonio for allegedly kidnapping and threatening his girlfriend and her family. The woman escaped temporarily to call for help and Lindgren was apprehended after video evidence confirmed the attack.