San Antonio's Cuban Grocery Co. opens a third store, offering Cuban and Latin American foods to the local population, alongside the Las Americas Latin Market's diverse offerings.

A light spotted in San Antonio's sky, thought to be SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket, sparked online speculation about extraterrestrial activity, though experts suggest an earthly explanation.

A fatal collision in Bastrop involving a school bus without seat belts has highlighted inconsistencies in safety measures across Texas school districts.

An age-progressed image of Lina Khil, who vanished at age 3 in 2021, aims to generate new leads on her whereabouts. Her family and community seek answers, with concerns about the support from law enforcement.

The Corpus Christi Police are intensely investigating the disappearance of 21-year-old Caleb Harris, with the search expanding beyond the local area. His father also seeks clues through private efforts.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte's DWI court date was postponed to May 14. His BAC was slightly over the limit. If convicted, he faces jail time. He's been censured and stripped of committee duties.

A 5-year-old boy with autism drowned in a neighbor's pool in Atascosa County after wandering away. His death highlights the risks of drowning for children with autism.

A school bus crash in Buda, Texas, resulted in the deaths of a pre-K student and a car driver, leaving several hospitalized. The community is mourning, with counseling offered and a GoFundMe started for the affected families.

Rockie, a terrier pitbull mix, is the longest staying dog at the Humane Society in New Braunfels, Texas, despite good behavior and compatibility with other animals.

Texans are using VPNs to bypass Pornhub's block, a response to a new Texas age-verification law. Pornhub is challenging the law, seeing it as ineffective and intrusive, while Texas authorities defend it as a child protection measure.

Kaitlin Hernandez's family seeks justice after her death, with no suspects in custody, organizing a march and a memorial where her body was found. A $5,000 reward is offered for case information.

U.S. public schools are increasingly recognizing Ramadan, accommodating Muslim students' fasting needs, and observing Eid al-Fitr, reflecting efforts for inclusivity and compliance with federal laws.

San Antonio is set to honor Cesar E. Chávez with the 28th March for Justice this weekend, reflecting on his legacy and addressing current immigrant rights issues.