Montana Jordan, known for "Young Sheldon," visited Circle M Crawfish in Texas. He's set to star in a spin-off with Emily Osment after the "Young Sheldon" series finale.

The San Antonio Report article redefines the 'empty nest' as a 'base camp,' suggesting parents view their role as supportive as children gain independence.

A teacher at Hays CISD was suspended for giving a disturbing puppet show assignment while AISD adopted an educational approach over punitive measures to address student vaping.

San Antonio nonprofit 'Any Baby Can' is preparing for its 20th Annual Walk for Autism to raise awareness and support for families with children on the autism spectrum.

The Mendez family in San Antonio is set to evict a squatter, originally hired for floor work, after he overstayed his welcome and claimed squatters’ rights.

A 911 service outage affected several U.S. areas, including Nebraska, Texas, and all of South Dakota, with officials addressing alternative emergency contact methods.

Residents in Northwest San Antonio are concerned about a collapsed retaining wall near Cedar Creek Golf Course, fearing safety issues and questioning the area's drainage system.

Councilmember Campos is hosting a Citizen Forum on April 25th at Westside Branch Library in New Braunfels to discuss city issues and answer residents' questions.

A New Braunfels woman struggles with the daily risk of her 2013 Kia Sportage catching fire due to a recall, waiting months for a fix as the company acknowledges a parts shortage.

The San Antonio Municipal Court received its fifth MTSI Award for driving safety, with programs like 'Drive SAfely SA' that focus on safe driving education.

Geoffrey Canada discussed the detrimental impact of the pandemic on children's education and society, during a forum in San Antonio, where he emphasized the need for urgent actions and praised the city's potential to lead in educational recovery.

San Antonio's Amols celebrates its 75th anniversary amid Fiesta preparations, with the community gearing up for the annual event by purchasing party supplies.

Ongoing construction in downtown San Antonio is limiting parking for Fiesta celebrations, prompting the city to offer a website with parking options and encourage the use of public transportation.