Das Hoops Academy in New Braunfels offers an advanced basketball skills program for youth aiming for competitive play, with professional coaching and a focus on strategy and skill development.

Jaime's Place in San Antonio is hosting a 10-day event featuring drag performances and 1980s music, offering an alternative to traditional Fiesta celebrations.

San Antonio's Loop 1604 at the I-10 interchange will be closed for the weekend for new flyover construction, as part of a larger project to ease congestion.

The Witte Museum in San Antonio's Fiesta exhibits feature celestial-inspired gowns and historical Fiesta fashion, offering interactive experiences and theme-based Fiesta medals.

A standoff at a San Antonio motel has led to the closure of a major intersection, disrupting traffic. Police are on the scene, trying to resolve the situation peacefully.

A fourth lawsuit has been filed regarding the fatal Hays CISD bus crash, alleging negligence by driver Jerry Hernandez and his employer, FJM Concrete Pumping.

New Braunfels introduces Lil' Dribblers, a program for kids aged 4-8 to learn basketball fundamentals at Das Rec, promoting teamwork and active lifestyles.

The "Bring Back the 80's Zumbathon" in New Braunfels promotes fitness and nostalgia, raising funds for the Das Rec Scholarship Fund by encouraging attendees to exercise in retro outfits.

A La Vernia, Texas resident won a $7.5 million prize from a Loteria Supreme scratch-off ticket sold at a Shell station. This marks the second top prize win in the game.

San Antonio's Fiesta celebration may be affected by hot weather and possible rain this week, with varying forecasts including potential thunderstorms and a weekend cold front.

A man was shot outside his San Antonio apartment while taking out trash. He is in stable condition; the masked suspect is at large. The SAPD seeks information on the incident.

Geoffrey Canada discussed the detrimental impact of the pandemic on children's education and society, during a forum in San Antonio, where he emphasized the need for urgent actions and praised the city's potential to lead in educational recovery.

Christian Henricksen, the first assistant district attorney in Bexar County, announced his resignation effective April 26, after contributing to progressive criminal justice policies.