A man was hospitalized after a stabbing incident following a fight in Downtown San Antonio; the suspect was arrested and the victim is expected to fully recover.

Recent rain has increased Medina Lake's water levels, providing a respite from southern Texas's long-term drought, as residents eagerly anticipate further recovery.

A shooting after a fight at a West Side apartment in San Antonio left three men hospitalized and resulted in three detentions. The incident occurred around midnight and is under investigation.

FBI agents conducted raids at Delia's Tamales locations statewide amid a legal battle over wage theft allegations, which the company denies. Operations continue during the investigation, with no official details disclosed.

A North Texas Uber driver was charged with sexually assaulting a 12-year-old passenger, leading authorities to remind the public of ride-share safety.

The Texas Tribune encourages residents to share their views on the 2024 elections, as VP Harris becomes the favored Democratic nominee following Biden's exit.

Community and city groups in San Antonio joined forces to help a family with disabled members by waiving a demolition fee and providing aid after their home burned down.

San Antonio's Malouf International Group hosts its 4th annual backpack giveaway with school essentials at Urban Air Trampoline Park, no registration required, featuring free jumping and entertainment.

A dispute at Splach Bar & Grill in San Antonio led to a shooting after an argument between patrons. No injuries have been reported, and the shooter is at large. Police are investigating.

Southwest Airlines is set to introduce assigned seats and premium seating options, deviating from their open-seating policy after recognizing changing passenger preferences and aiming to improve financial stability.

A man was grazed by a bullet in a San Antonio drive-by shooting. He had argued with the shooter, who fled the scene and remains at large. The victim is stable after hospitalization.

Vice President Kamala Harris's presidential run excites Black and Indian American voters in Texas, according to a Texas Tribune report, with her candidacy being seen as historic and energizing for communities of color.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has launched Sentinel, a free school safety system provided through the TEA to enhance security and standardize threat assessments in schools.