Classmates from the Samuel A. Maverick Elementary School's 1971 sixth grade class reunited, sharing nostalgia and memories, some from the time of President Kennedy's assassination. They also celebrated survival after a peer's recent health scare.

SAPD officer Albert Sanchez was suspended after admitting to child sex acts, and possessing child pornography; a woman's tip led to the investigation.

UCISD creates subcommittees to address DOJ safety recommendations after the tragic Uvalde school shooting, with Superintendent Chohlis leading the initiative.

San Antonio residents and stargazers nationwide prepare for an April 8 total solar eclipse, which offers a unique opportunity for scientific research, particularly for Southwest Research Institute scientists studying the sun's corona.

Authorities in Kendall County, Texas, are searching for a suspect who fatally shot two horses, April and Rita, on January 30. The community is urged to help find the culprit.

The new upscale H-E-B store in the Boerne area near San Antonio is set to open on March 6, featuring a 104,000-square-foot space as part of the Lemon Creek Ranch development.

The Von Erich family continues their wrestling legacy with Marshall and Ross Von Erich returning to San Antonio to compete at River City Wrestling's event.

The Tobin Center in San Antonio launched 'Arts for All,' offering discounted event tickets to SNAP and WIC recipients.

San Antonio's weather forecast promises a mix of sunny days and light winds, with temperatures warming throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

High school wrestling teams in Texas and California excelled in state and sectional championships, with notable wins from San Antonio-area teams and De La Salle High School securing a consecutive title.

Central Texans increasingly opt for in-home pet end-of-life care, with services like Lap of Love providing comfort for pets like Hurley. Meanwhile, organizations strive to find homes for shelter animals like Zani, a dog awaiting adoption at LAWS.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott plans to increase barriers and razor wire on the border, defying a Supreme Court ruling, to bolster security and control migration.

Authorities continue search efforts for 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham in Texas, as investigators identify Don Steven McDougal as a person of interest. A reward is offered for information.