A man with a severe facial cut was found unconscious at a San Antonio bus stop and taken to the hospital; no suspect description or witness accounts are available yet.

Texas officials announced a $50 million fund to aid in debris removal following Hurricane Beryl and the Derecho Storm, with a focus on recovery in Southeast Texas.

Following two murders at Victoria Plaza Apartments, residents are demanding better security from the overseeing organization, Opportunity Home San Antonio.

A solar flare and CME may produce northern lights visible in Texas, with a severe geomagnetic storm watch issued for the area. Potential effects on technology are expected to be minor.

New Braunfels has won the 2024 National Gold Medal for park management, recognized at the NRPA Conference, for excellence in parks and recreation services.

UTSA offers a course led by Dr. Sonya Alemán on Selena Quintanilla, focusing on Mexican American identity, and features guest speakers like Shelly Lares and Chris Perez.

State Senator José Menéndez and House Rep. Elizabeth Campos are re-introducing the Ramon Najera Act to address dangerous dogs in San Antonio after a fatal dog attack.

Three individuals in Texas face charges for possessing illegal firearm conversion devices, with potential prison sentences ranging from 10 to 25 years if convicted.

San Antonio officials announce another Ozone Action Day for October 10, 2024, urging residents, particularly sensitive groups, to take precautions against poor air quality.

The San Antonio Public Library celebrates 10 years of its Learn at SAPL adult education program, with over 9,000 sessions in 2023 and events across branches.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny and hot week for San Antonio, with daytime highs around 94-96 degrees and calm winds, followed by clear and comfortable nights.

A study reveals Texas abortion laws are causing concerns among OB/GYNs, with many considering leaving the profession or state, which may worsen the already growing shortage of maternal health providers.

A mysterious geyser erupting in West Texas has caused health and environmental concerns, coinciding with seismic activity near fracking sites. Authorities investigate the source and potential links to old wells and wastewater injections.