San Antonio's Evalin Clark competes on "The Bachelor" to win Joey Graziadei's heart. She joins 31 others in the reality show, known for its romance and drama.

A man was shot in the back at a North Side San Antonio apartment after police responded to a noise complaint. The victim is in good condition; the investigation is ongoing.

A three-vehicle crash on the Northeast Side resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries; the driver at fault died, while others faced non-life-threatening injuries and one driver was charged with DWI.

A woman was pistol-whipped and shots were fired during a late-night dispute at a San Antonio Motel 6. No serious injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

San Antonio police fatally shot Steven Lopez during a West Side chase when he allegedly pointed a gun at them. Officers Barbosa and Delgado were involved; their body-cam footage has been released.

San Antonio police fatally shot an armed suspect after a late-night car chase, with body camera footage showing the encounter. Officers are on administrative duty pending an investigation.

Taqueria Jalisco in Devine suffered a fire due to a truck's gas leak. The community is supporting the now jobless employees through GoFundMe campaigns. The owner, Perla Angel, plans to rebuild the establishment.

The Guadalupe Theater in San Antonio is closing for major renovations to modernize its 78-year-old facilities and upgrade technology, costing an estimated $7 million.

Two Central Texas teenagers were found safe in Austin after being reported missing, one now in recovery. Another unrelated case involves a missing San Antonio teen in need of medical care.

The Hutto Police Department humorously warns residents of local rabbits chewing Christmas lights, leading to community advice and spotlight on human-wildlife interactions.

The Windcrest, Texas holiday tradition features an annual "Light Up" home decoration contest, attracting thousands with dazzling displays, and was recently named the top place for Christmas lights by Yelp.

Texas officials are enhancing road safety measures during the holiday season to reduce crashes and DWI incidents through increased patrols and public safety campaigns.

A local weather forecast predicts chances of rain, thunderstorms, and patchy fog, with a high of 70 degrees today and a possibility of clearer skies later in the week.