Texas Paranormal Fest is bringing psychics, ghost hunters, vendors and haunted tours to San Antonio this September.

A routine walk at Friesenhahn Park became a fight for survival when two men attacked Irma Hernandez and stole her vehicle.

A San Antonio man once indicted as a habitual offender in a fatal shooting will avoid prison after receiving 10 years of deferred adjudication.

Tanya Tucker will headline Austin’s fifth Imagine Muny gala, a benefit for preserving Lions Municipal Golf Course and its historic 141 acres.

Mighty Oak BBQ is outgrowing its New Braunfels home. A new Porter Street location promises more seating and better parking by early September.

Two young girls were pulled from a San Antonio apartment-complex pool and rushed to Children’s Hospital in critical condition. Police said family members attempted CPR before officers arrived.

Moonshine Off Grayson is now open near San Antonio’s Pearl, bringing whiskey, karaoke, live music and honky-tonk energy to Grayson Street.

UT Tower's $77 million restoration is about 40% complete, with restored gold details, brighter limestone and hidden architecture emerging behind the scaffolding.

Texas recorded 90 cyclist deaths in 2025, up from 79 the year before. Houston riders say the danger is written into everyday commutes.

A record 1,450 participants helped turn the 30th Great Texas Birding Classic into an $85,000 conservation windfall.

A Bexar County warrant operation ended with three arrests after deputies forced entry into a home and evacuated nearby residences. Two rooms were cleared with less-lethal irritants before the area reopened.

A West Side Jim’s scored 87 after inspectors found live pests, expired food, grease, and other violations. Metro Health ordered a reinspection.

James Talarico rejected a blanket Texas data center moratorium during a San Antonio union visit, calling instead for tougher rules, local approval power and an end to tax breaks.