A man was killed in a "love triangle" related shootout outside a San Antonio post office, with one shooter in custody and a related woman being questioned.

New Yorkers are prompted to use sustainable gift wrapping to combat environmental waste from traditional wrapping paper, with 4.6 million lbs produced annually in the U.S.

Construction of an advanced manufacturing training center in San Antonio faces delays and cost overruns, with Bexar County Commissioners discussing budget issues amid controversy and miscommunications among involved parties.

Erik Cantu Jr., previously shot by police, was arrested for the third time since his 2022 shooting, on charges of evading arrest and fleeing a traffic accident scene.

Jenileigh Sawatzae, a military spouse, is crowned Mrs. United World 2024 and actively participates in charity work while promoting confidence in pageantry.

A severe collision in San Antonio involving a truck and SUV left two hospitalized and the truck driver and child missing from the scene. The incident is under investigation.

A man in his 20s was shot in the leg in San Antonio after being flagged down by two men. He reached a 7-Eleven for help and was hospitalized in stable condition. Police are investigating the incident.

Summit Church in Bexar County provided over 1,400 gifts to foster children during a Christmas Blast event, including various activities and a visit from Santa Claus.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes clear, windy conditions, with sunny skies and a chance of showers later in the week. Winds are expected to ease by Sunday.

Thunder Rosa, former AEW women's champion, is set to return to wrestling on December 23, balancing her career and being a mother to a college student.

Texas schools received hoax bomb threats linked to a purported Russian terror group. The FBI is investigating as districts increase security and assure parents.

A woman in San Antonio is set to stand trial for the severe neglect of her malnourished 6-year-old daughter, who weighed 19 pounds when admitted to a hospital.

Rear Adm. Yvette Davids is nominated to be the first female leader of the U.S. Naval Academy and, if confirmed, will break new ground as a Latina vice admiral.