Historic Tours of America is set to launch trolley tours in San Antonio after acquiring assets from the recently closed City Sightseeing, and plans to integrate the former workforce into its operations.

State abortion bans create confusion and legal uncertainties, affecting doctors and patients as they navigate vague exceptions for life-threatening situations.

UTSA tight end Oscar Cardenas decides to play another college season to improve before entering the NFL, while wide receiver JT Clark is expected to return in July after surgeries.

Gas prices in San Antonio have risen to $2.85 per gallon, which is higher than the Texas average. The increase is due to costlier crude oil and may continue to rise, according to AAA Texas analysts.

An overturned gravel truck caused traffic delays and road closures on I-10 near Fredericksburg Road in San Antonio before 11 a.m. Cleanup and traffic diversions are underway.

Super Bowl 58 in Las Vegas is seeing record-high ticket prices, with the cheapest seats listed for over $8,000 on ticket platforms like TickPick and StubHub, reflecting a significant increase from previous years.

The Texas GOP debates closing primaries amid Nikki Haley's strategy to court non-GOP voters, while the Texas Nationalist Movement plans to legally challenge the GOP's refusal to allow a secession vote on the primary ballot.

A partnership between the DoSeum and Harlandale ISD has transformed a South Side San Antonio school into a vast makerspace, promoting hands-on learning in STEM, esports, and more.

SAPD Officer Gabe Mercado and K9 Rocky were chosen for Super Bowl security, joining other international K9 units. Additionally, Schuylkill County officers, with Super Bowl experience, will also work the event.

Texas schools, including Kerrville ISD, Boerne ISD, and Comfort ISD, will close on April 8th for the "Great American Eclipse" to ensure safety and manage traffic from eclipse viewers.

Heart announces its "Royal Flush" 2024 tour with Cheap Trick, set to perform in San Antonio on May 1. This marks their first extensive tour since 2019 and promises a wide range of hits from their nearly 50-year catalog.

Local photographers in San Antonio capture both the festive Fiesta celebrations and regular city life in a series of photos published by the San Antonio Report.

JCB announced it will build a new manufacturing plant in San Antonio, promising to create 1,500 jobs and generating considerable economic impact for the region.