An Indigenous running group honored Uvalde shooting victims as part of their intercontinental Peace and Dignity Journey, as reported by Fox San Antonio.

San Antonio Airport police officer Rubi Tovar was arrested for DWI after passing out in a McDonald's drive-thru. She's on administrative duty during the investigation.

Texas schools are working to meet a law requiring armed campus presence, facing recruitment challenges and financial burdens, with districts adopting diverse strategies and seeking state support.

Mary Diaz from San Antonio pleaded guilty to the 2020 murder of her boyfriend, Christopher Jones, and accepted a 25-year plea deal, bringing some closure to Jones' family.

H-E-B is piloting tap-to-pay options, including Apple Pay, at a Dallas store, reflecting customer demand for convenient payment methods. The trial may lead to wider adoption in the future.

Residents of San Antonio's Lavaca neighborhood oppose a new gas station, worrying it will affect the area's character and safety, while the developer is still in early discussion phases.

Governor Abbott criticizes VP Harris for her alleged failures in addressing border issues, notably concerning human trafficking and illegal immigration. He calls for her support on the "Justice for Jocelyn Act."

Governor Greg Abbott announced a $331,000 grant for Amarillo College to enhance vocational training, particularly for future welders, to meet Texas' workforce needs.

Schertz announces public meetings on the FY 2024-25 budget, allowing residents to participate in fiscal planning through workshops and hearings before the budget takes effect on October 1.

San Antonio Police are investigating a stabbing incident involving a homeless woman near downtown San Antonio. She sustained multiple stab wounds and is now stable at University Hospital. The suspect and motive are unknown.

A party at a San Antonio rental home ended in gunfire, leaving one man dead, with suspects barricading themselves inside before surrendering after several hours.

The Kerrville County Sheriff's Office, with partner agencies, conducted a sting operation that led to 20 arrests for prostitution and sex crimes, including some related to minors.

JetBlue is ending flights from San Antonio International Airport in October, impacting service to Boston and New York. The decision coincides with the airline's involvement in the competition for new slots at Washington National Airport.