Nickolle Aguilar's sentencing for her son's death is delayed due to a citizenship issue; her boyfriend, Daniel Garcia, awaits sentencing after a trial challenging his daughter's credibility.

Zachry Holdings lays off over 4,000 employees amid bankruptcy proceedings and ongoing legal disputes with Golden Pass LNG regarding construction costs.

San Antonio Police seek assistance to find Bianca Carrasco, missing since May 2016 after an argument with her husband. She left without her belongings and has distinguishing features, including a tattoo.

The Texas Department of Transportation announced closures at the Loop 1604 and I-10 interchange in San Antonio for the expansion project, affecting travel from June 7-10.

Texas districts are implementing AI for school safety, including AI-equipped metal detectors and video monitoring, to prevent incidents like school shootings.

The 80th anniversary of D-Day was commemorated worldwide, honoring the sacrifices made for freedom with leaders and veterans reflecting on the historic event.

A Bexar County operation uncovered a human-smuggling ring, rescuing 26 migrants and leading to the arrest of seven suspects. Conditions were dire, with some migrants hospitalized due to heat exposure.

A mother of four, Jessica Vela, was killed in a hit-and-run in San Angeles while crossing the street after grocery shopping. Her family seeks information and justice.

A Texas family is fundraising to visit their critically ill son in Japan who was given two weeks to live due to deteriorating health after surviving a severe vehicle accident years earlier.

San Antonio community mourns the loss of teacher Whitney Weddel, who died in a crash caused by wrong-way driver Giovanna Blangiardo, facing intoxication manslaughter charges.

A $30 million criminal justice system upgrade in Bexar County caused technical issues, affecting case access for attorneys and creating backlogs, with officials calling for patience as they address the problems.

The Agave Democratic Infrastructure Fund, a PAC seeking to strengthen Texas Democrats, focuses on recruiting candidates and refining party messages rather than just campaigning.

The Helotes city municipal offices will close temporarily from 1-3 PM on June 13 for an unspecified reason. Regular business hours will resume after the break.