Abraham Veliz of New Braunfels received a 10-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to assaulting a police officer and threatening retaliation during a 2023 incident.

San Antonio's Metro Health achieved reaccreditation by the Public Health Accreditation Board, affirming its commitment to high public health standards.

The District 3 Office in San Antonio is partnering with organizations to aid families facing food insecurity, with a focus on volunteering and community engagement.

A Seguin police officer hit and killed Cindy Wiatrek, 67, while driving to work. The officer is on leave, and the incident is under investigation by Texas DPS and Seguin Police.

San Antonio-based Usio bought assets of LA fintech PostCredit in an all-stock deal, adding AI expense-management to its payments platform.

Relatives say sunken graves and weathered headstones at San Fernando Cemetery II have made holiday visits painful. They want the Archdiocese and city to explain who will fix the grounds.

Papa Nachos Cantina quietly opened a new I-10 frontage location on Nov. 17, adding a larger bar, patio and private event room to its lineup.

The Food Bank is staging its Turkey Trot 5K and will serve a Thanksgiving lunch at Haven for Hope, with thousands expected at the race and hundreds to be fed downtown.

Teen Kasidy Trevino faced charges for pepper spraying people, including a child, at San Antonio's River Walk. She turned herself in following a viral TikTok video of the incident.

A vacant South Side house on Benita Street was destroyed by fire Monday night. No injuries were reported and Bexar County investigators are probing the cause.

Bexar County confirms two more rabid foxes, raising the total to five this year and 22 overall rabies cases in 2025. Authorities are urging vaccination and caution ahead of Thanksgiving.

This Saturday Comfort's 39th Christmas celebration will honor first responders from this summer’s Hill Country floods with a tree lighting, lighted parade and fireworks.

KIPP Texas says it is reviewing a photo of San Antonio regional superintendent Guadalupe Diaz in a Kristi Noem–style Halloween costume after community criticism. The image touched off concern from former staff and families and is now the subject of an internal review.