The FBI seeks public help in locating Jessica Garcia Rojo and her mother Juana Marcela Rojo, missing since May 15, 2024, last seen in Nuevo Leon, Mexico.

A couple in El Paso was indicted on child abuse charges, with allegations of physical abuse and endangerment involving a minor. They face potential prison time if convicted.

A former Texas school district employee faces charges for stealing federal funds and wire fraud, misusing school credit cards, and diverting employee payroll to his account.

San Antonio and Amman have signed a Friendship City Agreement to enhance cultural and educational exchanges, laying the groundwork for a potential Sister City relationship.

Condor Airlines is reducing its nonstop flights from San Antonio to Frankfurt from three to two times a week starting in 2025, despite a strong initial uptake for the service.

San Antonio initiates Stage 3 watering rules due to drought, featuring irrigation restrictions, surcharges for high usage, and fines for non-compliance to encourage conservation.

San Antonio city officials and firefighters union remain far apart on contract negotiations, with the city offering a 5% wage increase facing a $68 million gap in financial expectations.

San Antonio faces a continued heat wave with high temperatures near 98 degrees and heat indices up to 109. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities due to the risk of heat-related illnesses.

San Antonio Water System initiates Stage 3 watering rules to curb high water usage amid drought, leaving schedules unchanged but adding surcharges for excessive use starting July 6.

The SAISD Board approved the 2024-2025 budget with cuts and a modest salary increase for staff, despite financial struggles and a pending tax rate decision.

Kelli Speer, a TxDOT Maintenance Supervisor, has inked the company logo and a tribute to her mother, a former TxDOT employee, into a "momma sleeve" tattoo, symbolizing her workplace pride and family legacy.

Schertz, Texas invests $12 million in local parks and recreation, with projects including field lights, a new nature park, and a teen hangout area, in partnership with Schertz Economic Development Corporation.

Pedro Escamilla, 27, escaped from the Bexar County Courthouse and was last seen running on the River Walk. He was at the courthouse for a hearing on possession and trespassing charges.