Timothy Alejos allegedly vowed to start 'taking out' cops, judges and officials amid San Antonio's budget fight, prosecutors say.

A federal jury took just an hour to convict Aramis Stuckman for trying to buy the murders of officers at FCI Three Rivers.

The endangered joey, born to Finni and Tobai, is helping teach parents about kangaroo care at the zoo's Wild Australia habitat.

A broken spine four months earlier made her escape from the swarm even harder, Rachel Kelly-McKee says of the Goose Island attack.

The San Antonio grocer is bringing tailgates, Brandon Aubrey commercials and a $500,000 charity haul to AT&T Stadium this season.

Green, Beacon Hill and Franklin elementary students now have new mud kitchens and water play areas funded by a Najim Foundation grant.

The New York toy and gashapon brand is skipping standalone shops and moving straight into Barton Creek Square and Lakeline Mall.

A Northside ISD mom worries a state law letter means her daughter's AP Human Geography class may skip key topics before the exam.

The San Antonio firm's biggest deal yet pushes combined assets to $571 billion and chases CEO David Brown's trillion-dollar goal.

Professors who built careers around remote flexibility say the abrupt switch to five-day, in-person weeks left them scrambling — and some have already walked away.

Kirby's first-ever community festival hits Friendship Park October 3, with a 5K, car show, and a portion of proceeds aiding veterans.

Police are probing whether another vehicle fled after a rider died on I-10 West near Parkdale Street.

Raphaël François named Ray and Joséphine after his grandmothers, and the bread is made fresh in-house every day.