Kimberly Pena died in a high-speed crash after her SUV hit a traffic attenuator on U.S. Highway 90 in San Antonio.

UTSA offers an array of summer camps for youth encompassing academics, athletics, and arts, with some programs nearing full capacity. Registration is available on their website.

SAISD and IDEA Public Schools in San Antonio will offer free summer meals to students under 18 and those under 21 in special ed to combat food insecurity.

San Antonio locals can donate blood on Memorial Day and receive two free tickets to a San Antonio FC soccer game as part of a special drive by South Texas Blood and Tissue.

Gas prices are at a national average of $3.61 per gallon for Memorial Day weekend, but analysts predict a slight dip in prices, despite a potential summer increase and reduced refinery capacity.

A 19-year-old Honduran woman drowned in Galveston after struggling in strong currents while body-surfing. Despite rescue efforts, she was pronounced dead at the hospital.

San Antonio's YWCA is building a $13 million center for domestic abuse survivors, providing extended housing and support services, set to open in October.

San Antonio is preparing for the 2025 NCAA Men's Final Four, anticipating a $250 million economic boost and involving local businesses, volunteers, and a celebratory 'Fan Jam' mobile basketball event.

Two boys, aged 7 and 8, survived a deliberate shooting at their home, which tragically killed their 4-year-old sister. Police seek the masked assailants who escaped in a stolen car. A $5,000 reward is offered for information leading to arrests.

Officials advise on safety measures for the expected surge in swimmers this Memorial Day, stressing the importance of lifeguards, lifejackets, and supervision to prevent drowning incidents.

A taxi driver in San Antonio was critically injured from a stabbing and police are investigating with no suspects yet.

An 80-year-old woman was killed and a teenager injured in a downtown San Antonio shootout following a juvenile altercation. Three people have been detained.

The article discusses the increase in suicide rates among military personnel compared to combat fatalities, with the Army showing particularly high rates. It explores various contributing factors and discusses new research approaches for prevention.