San Antonio Water System is replacing asbestos-cement pipes due to leaks and rising health concerns, despite water tests meeting EPA standards for asbestos fibers.

SAWS is addressing a major sewer spill in San Antonio near McAllister Park, caused by an eight-inch sewer pipe collapse, with over 100,000 gallons of wastewater released. Repair and containment were swift despite ongoing sewage system upgrades.

Volunteers assemble over 5,000 care packages for Air Force and Space Force graduates at JBSA-Lackland, facilitated by Operation Gratitude to express nationwide appreciation.

Authorities in Hays County, Texas, are searching for a suspect after a child was fatally shot in Buda. The incident appears isolated with no ongoing public threat.

A grand jury is set to convene in the case of Jerry Hernandez, accused in a fatal crash that killed two, including a child, after his concrete truck collided with a school bus in Bastrop County.

First fatal Tesla Cybertruck crash occurred in Texas, where the vehicle hit a culvert and caught fire, killing the driver. Authorities are investigating the accident.

Charges against ex-officer Oscar Cruz for firing at teens have been dropped after a mistrial caused by the late disclosure of information by prosecutors.

Boerne, Texas, is celebrated for its barbecue, with eateries like Compadres Hill Country Cocina and Black Board Bar BQ offering unique, sought-after dishes that attract crowds early in the day.

U.S. Customs officers at Pharr International Bridge seized a record 3,429.40 pounds of meth, worth about $48 million, hidden in a lettuce shipment from Mexico.

San Antonio police are seeking two suspects after a robbery attempt resulted in a teenager being shot. The victim, who intended to sell jewelry, was shot in the leg by an acquaintance.

San Antonio officials express support for using tax revenue to partially fund a new downtown stadium for the minor league baseball team, aiming to spur economic growth.

Poet Nephtalí De León sues San Antonio's Department of Arts and Culture for wrongful termination and defamation after being fired for a Facebook post.

Let's Go Texas is a nonprofit creating job opportunities for people with disabilities, with support from the Texas Workforce Commission and guided by Krissy Salinas, who is inspired by her mother's special education work.