The San Antonio Spurs are hosting a free NBA draft watch party with festivities at The Rock at La Cantera, featuring a big LED screen, free drinks for early RSVPs, a DJ, family fun, raffles for autographed items, and food for purchase.

Westover Hills Baptist Hospital is set to open in San Antonio this summer, offering emergency services and various specialties. It's located in a rapidly growing part of the city and aims to address healthcare gaps.

San Antonio anticipates a week of intense heat with temperatures soaring to mid-90s, and possible highs near 99 degrees, as reported by the National Weather Service.

San Antonio mandates domestic violence resource signs in public restrooms as part of a citywide effort to address domestic violence, with non-compliance enforced primarily through complaints.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office is seeking assistance to find Kayla Oyervides, a 16-year-old who has been missing since June 2. She is described as 5'2", with brown eyes and black hair.

Two WWII veterans from San Antonio and Fairport passed away at 102; Natividad Rocha is fondly remembered, while Robert Persichitti died en route to D-Day events in Europe.

A Clear Alert has been issued for Cynthia Williams, 32, missing in Bandera County, Texas. She was last seen in casual clothes near Highway 16 South after 9:30 p.m. Monday.

Noel Desselle received 10 years' deferred adjudication for a 2022 murder case in San Antonio; her co-defendant Justin Hunt got 34 years for the murder.

A city audit found the San Antonio Police Department had delays processing rape kits, violating state law. Measures have been taken to address the issue.

The Amarillo City Council voted against a proposed abortion travel ban despite pressure from anti-abortion activists, highlighting concerns over legality and impact on civic rights.

Greg Abbott appointed three conservative justices to Texas' new 15th Court of Appeals, which will handle state, constitutional, and business cases, aiming to apply law uniformly across Texas.

Joint Task Force Alpha marks three years combating human smuggling and trafficking, leading to over 300 arrests and 240+ U.S. convictions, with ongoing efforts to dismantle transnational criminal networks.

A Killeen couple was sentenced for running a fraudulent rideshare scheme that exploited soldiers' personal information to defraud a military transportation program.