A San Antonio man shot a neighbor's dog to protect his goats from an alleged attack; the injured dog survived, and no charges were pressed against the man.

The 79th Texas Cavaliers River Parade, themed "Viva America," is expected to draw large crowds in San Antonio, with proceeds benefiting children's charities.

A teacher at Hays CISD was suspended for giving a disturbing puppet show assignment while AISD adopted an educational approach over punitive measures to address student vaping.

San Antonio is reducing its migrant assistance at the airport and closing a transfer center due to a significant decrease in asylum seekers. The Migrant Resource Center will take over the airport's current operations.

San Antonio Councilmember Dr. Adriana Rocha Garcia gets appointed to lead the FCC's Digital Literacy Best Practices Working Group to enhance digital literacy nationwide.

A San Antonio woman was sentenced to 25 years for starving her 4-year-old stepson to death. The jury found her guilty after an hour of deliberation, despite her claims of innocence. Her appeal is planned.

San Antonio is promoting eco-friendly practices for its annual Fiesta celebration, urging the use of biodegradable confetti, reusable containers, and e-ticketing to protect the environment.

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.