Chef Jesse Kuykendall of San Antonio will compete on Food Network's "Supermarket Stakeout." He invites fans to a viewing party for the episode airing July 2.

A fatal rollover crash on IH-37 in Atascosa County claimed the life of driver Felix Ramirez and injured several passengers, causing major traffic delays.

Former Uvalde CISD officer Adrian Gonzales is indicted for 29 counts of Endangering Child after the school shooting.

Bexar County Elections Administrator Jacque Callanen resigned following legal setbacks and a closed-door meeting with county officials. She will stay until a new replacement is found.

San Antonio is implementing a wide-ranging initiative to curb violence in the southeast city area, involving security upgrades and community services.

San Antonio International Airport's planned new terminal and demolition of the historic Badge ID building, eligible for the national register, spurs debate about preserving the past amid modernization.

Cheryl Rogers, Boerne's city engineer, has been pivotal in managing infrastructure projects, ensuring compliance with codes, and overseeing developments like street improvements and floodplain management, even through pandemic challenges.

The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded an $8 million grant to revamp San Antonio's Culebra Rd, adding safety features like sidewalks and bike lanes.

San Antonio is expected to experience a week of high temperatures nearing 100 degrees, with today's heat index reaching 109 degrees. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities.

Andrew Longoria hopes to set a world record for the largest Selena Quintanilla memorabilia collection, displayed at the Lake Jackson Historical Museum.

Tarrell County, Texas, sees increased migrants, influencing the U.S. presidential race debate on immigration. Biden's scrutinized "parole-in-place" program faces legal and political challenges.

The Supreme Court upheld bans on homeless encampments, impacting Texas cities with similar bans, amid a homelessness crisis and debates over constitutional rights and public safety.

Urban expansion and rising temperatures in San Antonio lead to increased sightings of local wildlife, such as deer and bobcats, in the city. Wildlife Rescue’s Lynn Cuny highlights habitat loss as a critical issue.