Officials continue searching for Roiner Alejandro Rojas Pereira, a missing teen feared drowned in Canyon Lake after a witness attempted a rescue when Pereira fell from a tube and went under.

An eighth-grader, Destiny Garcia, from San Marcos won the National Junior Honor Society's Outstanding Achievement Award and received a $500 college savings reward.

Miller Ranch residents are frustrated with persistent potholes at an intersection, with leaks causing repeated damage despite multiple repairs by Bexar County Public Works.

Protesters rallied at Valero's San Antonio headquarters, disputing the company's alleged support of Israel's military by providing jet fuel. They seek to draw attention to Palestinian liberation efforts.

The CCCC has begun building a new $11 million shelter in New Braunfels with improved privacy and resources for victims of domestic violence, two years after a fire destroyed their old building.

The article discusses the child abuse crisis in Bexar County, highlighting both the increasing number of cases and the stories of two individuals who found "forever homes" after enduring abuse in the foster system.

Haven for Hope in San Antonio is working with landlords to tackle homelessness by hosting open houses aimed to break stigmas and facilitate housing for the needy.

"Midsummer Sueño" is a Latinx-inspired adaptation of Shakespeare's play set in San Antonio's San Pedro Springs Park, directed by Paco Farias and featuring local elements.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck will visit San Antonio's North Star Mall on April 13, offering exclusive merchandise and treats.

San Antonio announces a free landfill day on April 13 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., allowing residents to dispose of household items at two locations, with proof of residency required.

Helotes, Texas announces the closure of Municipal Offices on April 26 for the annual Battle of Flowers, as part of the local Fiesta San Antonio tradition.

The Jefferson Community Church in San Antonio has closed after 78 years due to financial struggles, impacting community services and leaving members searching for a new location.

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