Residents are at odds over a proposed downtown San Antonio baseball stadium with fears of gentrification and traffic versus potential benefits like urban renewal and economic activity.

A 1-year-old child died after a pit bull attack in Bexar County; babysitter Heather Rodriguez faces charges for leaving the child in an unsafe environment.

Uvalde officials released new videos of the school shooting following a legal settlement with news outlets, revealing further details and raising questions about police transparency.

A suspect has been charged with the 2018 murder of Tammy Fudge, after a renewed investigation by San Antonio police led to DNA evidence linking him to the crime scene.

Jesus San Miguel is on trial for the fatal stabbing of his classmate Joshua Kinnaman, claiming self-defense. The jury must decide the nature of the act.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton demands citizenship data from the federal government to investigate and potentially remove noncitizens from the state's voter rolls.

A judge denied a Black student's order to return to his high school without punishment over his hairstyle, with most of his discrimination claims dismissed except for one on gender discrimination.

This season's monarch butterfly migration in Texas shows a worrying decline, with tracker Monika Maeckle observing minimal activity. Conservationists stress the importance of habitat preservation and encourage public reporting of sightings.

CBP officers seized over $267K worth of cocaine at Del Rio Port of Entry, arresting a 21-year-old American man.

Seguin is preparing for its General Election on November 5, 2024, with candidates for Mayor and City Council. Early voting starts October 21, voter ID is required, and there are various voting locations.

Bexar County officials report a rise in domestic violence homicides and introduce solutions, including the Safety Team Active Response program and discreet resource signs in public restrooms.

The DPS Fitness Wellness Unit in Texas received the 2024 Officer Wellness Award for its significant contributions to law enforcement personnel's health and wellness.

A Ukrainian has pleaded guilty in a U.S. court for running a malware-as-a-service operation involving the Raccoon Infostealer, facing charges including fraud and identity theft.