San Antonio introduces new water conservation rules including specified watering hours, fines for noncompliance, and a high-use surcharge. These measures aim to save water amid drought.

San Antonio's Rosedale Park Pavilion 2 is renamed after late boxer Robert Quiroga, following a unanimous City Council vote proposed by Councilwoman Teri Castillo.

CPS Energy plans to weatherize over 16,000 homes in San Antonio through the Casa Verde Program, offering up to $4,500 in home improvements to save on energy bills.

The Superhero Comic Con in San Antonio featured celebrity meetings, panels, and memorabilia at the Freeman Coliseum Expo Halls, drawing fans until June 23rd.

A man in San Antonio was critically injured after being stabbed in the neck by his brother-in-law following an argument over ceasing alcohol consumption.

San Antonio firefighters quickly extinguished an apartment fire on West Military Drive, with no injuries reported and residents evacuated as a precaution.

A Texas deputy shot and killed a man wielding a knife during a domestic disturbance response; the man was identified as Richard Viscarra. The officer is on leave pending investigation.

A woman was arrested for the murder of a man shot at a San Antonio apartment complex, initially claiming a stranger was responsible, later contradicted by evidence.

San Antonio City Council approves a $16.5 million incentive package for Toyota's plant expansion, expected to create 400 jobs and involve a $531 million investment by 2028.

The Texas Medical Board clarifies abortion-law guidance for doctors, addressing procedural documentation and response times, without defining legal abortion scenarios.

San Antonio's public housing agency faces a growing waitlist and severe financial problems, leading to the firing of its former CEO amid allegations of mismanagement.

San Antonio community groups are providing support and resources to Black fathers, highlighting the need for father-inclusive initiatives in areas like healthcare and parenting, amidst experiences of feeling overlooked and undervalued.

San Antonio braces for a heatwave with temperatures soaring into the mid-90s, high humidity pushing the heat index over 100 degrees, and little relief from light winds. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated.