San Antonio Animal Care Services plans a special adoption event for military service members on Veterans Day, offering free pet adoptions for them and a reduced $25 fee for the general public, alongside extended holiday hours.

A woman was found shot and killed early Friday on San Antonio’s East Side near the IDEA Carver campus; homicide detectives are investigating.

Two adults and three juveniles were charged after a June shooting that killed 18‑year‑old Nehemias Bonilla at 205 Robmore Street, HPD says.

San Antonio enhances its film incentive program, offering up to a 45% rebate with a $250,000 cap, aiming to spur local film industry growth and workforce development.

CBP officers in El Paso seized over 263 kilos of drugs, including cocaine, fentanyl, methamphetamine, and marijuana in a week, emphasizing the ongoing fight against drug trafficking.

Texas AG Paxton is taking legal action to stop Kenvue from paying dividends, which may affect funds for Texans' compensation over alleged deceptive Tylenol marketing.

Texas wins the best business climate title for the third year in a row, as reported by Governor Greg Abbott and recognized by Site Selection magazine.

San Antonio Public Library to host author Curtis Chin on November 10, where he will discuss his memoir "Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant". Registration is required.

San Antonio's District 8 and the Food Bank collaborate to fight food insecurity, with Councilmember Meza Gonzalez urging community action amid federal aid uncertainties.

Councilmember Teri Castillo partners with Impacto Comunitario to host a food drive in response to SNAP benefit reductions during the federal government shutdown.

San Antonio Police released CCTV footage and are seeking public help to find two suspects from an October 18th Riverwalk shooting following a juvenile fight.

Ex-Uvalde CISD Chief Pete Arredondo seeks a trial venue change due to concerns about impartiality in his child endangerment case from the 2022 school shooting.

Governor Abbott appoints Sharon Carr, Dr. Mark Edwards, and Dr. David Lindzey to the Texas Medical Board District Review Committees, where they will bring their substantial expertise in health policy and medicine to guide state health oversight.