A man was arrested for allegedly assaulting and robbing another motorist after a road rage incident in San Antonio. He was charged and later released on bond.

A shooting in San Antonio's Stone Oak area left three hospitalized and the suspect at large. The incident occurred near a shopping center and details are limited, with the investigation ongoing.

The Boil Water Notice for Natalia, Texas, has been repealed after initially being issued due to a pressure drop in the public water system that could have allowed harmful bacteria to proliferate.

Xavier Skelton, 18, was fatally shot and left in a driveway in San Antonio, with no suspects apprehended yet. Police are seeking public assistance in the investigation.

Councilwoman Havrda organized a back-to-school event in San Antonio providing educational resources and school supplies to prepare families for the academic year.

Texas has received federal aid for five more counties affected by Hurricane Beryl, and residents can now seek support through FEMA's Individual Assistance program.

An elderly man was fatally struck by a vehicle after walking into traffic on a southside road in San Antonio. The incident, deemed an accident with no driver impairment, resulted in no charges.

Runge ISD in Texas offers increased cellphone access as an attendance incentive, while Montgomery ISD enforces a strict no-cellphone policy during school hours to reduce distractions and improve the learning environment.

An individual was found deceased after a small fire in a San Antonio home involving a mattress; authorities, including arson investigators, are looking into the incident.

Key San Antonio development proposals for a sports entertainment district and new venues for the Spurs and Missions hinge on a ballot deadline, with discussions largely private due to non-disclosure agreements.

A man, William Richard Holliday, was arrested in San Antonio on allegations of using a stolen identity to open accounts, secure housing, and purchase a luxury vehicle.

San Antonio community expresses concern over the potential relocation of the Missions baseball team and its impact on local businesses and atmosphere.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Chris Hogan and Gary Scheibe to Texas' Private Sector Advisory Council, drawing on their extensive security and emergency management experience.