CBP seized nearly 300 live plants in vehicles at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge to prevent illegal agricultural imports and protect U.S. agriculture from pests and diseases.

Bexar County residents with incomes up to $60,000 can access free tax preparation through the VITA program at 13 sites, saving approximately $2.8 million in fees.

The Makery art studio in Bulverde has been rebuilt in an old barn after a devastating fire in 2023, with community and online support raising $150,000 for recovery.

Venomous blue sea slugs, known as blue dragons, have washed up on Texas beaches, triggering warnings and the raising of a Purple Beach Flag for safety by Galveston County.

Kiwi, a terrier mix, has been waiting for two years at the Bulverde Area Humane Society to find a forever home. Despite having a rough past and being dog-reactive, Kiwi is loving towards people and children, healthy, and ready for adoption.

A San Antonio man faces a $35,000 tax bill for unpaid taxes from a previous owner after buying a foreclosed home, with some charges now acknowledged as errors.

A vigil was held in San Antonio for Kaitlin Hernandez, a 17-year-old found slain. Her death is ruled a homicide. No arrests yet; a person of interest is cooperating.

San Antonio residents have one month left to access free tax preparation through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program, available for households earning up to $60,000.

The Wright family, after fostering 23 children and adopting four, have made their home a permanent sanctuary for these kids, focusing on their current extended family unit.

Elena Moreno, owner of Angelic Monuments in San Antonio, was arrested on theft charges for failing to deliver headstones to grieving families who paid thousands of dollars.

San Antonio residents and experts debate the exclusion of owner details in the city's dangerous dog registry, amidst broader issues of animal welfare and an internal study criticizing ACS leadership.

Babies in a San Antonio hospital celebrated St. Patrick's Day in festive costumes, bringing joy to patients and staff.

Dr. William L. Henrich, former president of UT Health San Antonio, has died at 77. His leadership is credited with expanding the institution during his tenure from 2009 to 2024.