Over 25 firefighting units tackled a two-alarm fire on the North Side, affecting two homes early Sunday. No injuries were reported; the cause remains under investigation.

I-35 near IKEA was closed after Round Rock Police found materials resembling explosives in a vehicle. The contents were harmless; the driver, in mental distress, was detained.

Travis County has taken over Sandy Creek flood recovery from ADRN, amid residents' concerns about disaster preparedness and the pace of rebuilding efforts.

San Antonio Councilwoman Gonzalez was arrested for DWI; she exhibited signs of intoxication but refused a blood test and was booked with a $1,000 bond.

The Spurs plan to invest $1 billion in a new arena and downtown district, aiming to generate $2.5 billion over 20 years, with concerns from local residents.

Two men were arrested after leading sheriff's deputies on a high-speed chase through San Antonio in a stolen vehicle, ending with the car halted by a PIT maneuver.

San Antonio is set to experience intense heat this week, with potential triple-digit temperatures and a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. Winds are light with potential gusts.

203 immigration cases were filed in one week in the Western District of Texas, including a variety of charges such as illegal re-entry and alien smuggling.

San Antonio's District 3 is hosting its Annual Back-to-School Health and Resource Fair on July 26, providing free supplies, health services, and food to families.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes sunny days with scattered thunderstorms and highs in the 90s. Potential rain is slight, with the weekend seeing a 20-30% chance. High temps may reach 100 by Thursday, with continued heat throughout the week.

Borger, TX, has been recognized as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, celebrating its dedication to using tourism for economic growth and job creation.

Councilmember Misty Spears organizes a blood drive to support Kerr County flood victims, with assistance from Frost Bank and the South Texas Blood & Tissue Center.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton stopped Harris County's "guaranteed income" program, which the state's Supreme Court ruled as an illegal redistribution of taxpayer funds.