San Antonio is testing a free electric shuttle program in downtown, run by ECAB of North America, amidst debates over local versus out-of-town company involvement.

The Texas Court commuted Randall Mays' death sentence to life without parole due to his intellectual disability, while Crystal Mason's conviction for illegal voting was overturned.

SAPD and D.A.R.T raided a San Antonio business for illegal gambling and other crimes, arresting five individuals and uncovering drugs, weapons, and a stolen vehicle.

Stable Hall opens in San Antonio's Pearl District as a new live music venue with a diverse lineup, including country, comedy, and Latin acts for April, and praised for its acoustics and atmosphere.

San Antonio Parks and Recreation won four awards at a state event, including the prestigious Gold Medal Award. They were recognized for park management excellence and innovative programs.

San Antonio seeks local residents to join its environmental task forces aimed at shaping sustainable policies, emphasizing the importance of environmental justice and climate equity expertise. Applications close on April 19, 2024.

San Antonio's downtown will host a Passion of Christ re-enactment this Good Friday, drawing thousands to watch the Archbishop lead the procession, which now starts from Travis Park.

A disabled student at Bandera High School urinated in a bottle due to inaccessible restrooms, prompting his family to file complaints and highlight ADA shortcomings.

An argument at an illegal bar in San Antonio led to a shooting, with one woman injured and another fleeing the scene. The incident is under investigation and the bar was already known to authorities.

San Antonio man, Tyristenn Mclelland, faces charges for possessing and distributing child pornography and bestiality material after a relative alerted police.

The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Utah Jazz 118-111, with Devin Vassell scoring 31 points and rookie Victor Wembanyama adding 19 points and five blocks.

Kroger is shutting down its online grocery delivery service in San Antonio and Austin on May 25, impacting over 160 jobs, following a failure to meet success benchmarks despite innovative efforts.

A San Antonio church faces a second vandalism incident within weeks, with a rock breaking a window during Holy Week preparations, prompting consideration of enhanced security measures.