Jack Miller, known as "Texas Sheepdog," was arrested on child pornography charges after a forensic analysis found explicit images of minors on his computer.

San Antonio's VIA Green Line, an 11.7-mile bus route, begins its utility rearrangement phase, aiming for a 2027 service launch.

Texas universities adjust to a legislative ban on DEI initiatives, affecting state funding, by closing multicultural offices and stopping diversity statement requirements in job applications, while navigating federal grant expectations.

Texas introduces new regulations for mountain lion hunting, requiring 36-hour trap checks and banning "canned" hunts, reinforcing conservation efforts.

Voters in Bexar County are preparing for May 28 primary runoffs. Incumbents Gonzales and Clay-Flores face challenges in their political races, amid heightened party and electoral battles.

A couple in San Antonio's Jefferson neighborhood share a story of love, entrepreneurship, and community involvement while revitalizing a historic home.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot week for San Antonio with highs reaching the upper 90s, potential storms mid-week, and continued heat into the weekend.

Uvalde, Texas, marked the second anniversary of the Robb Elementary School shooting with memorials and a federal lawsuit against state police by victims' families.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte faces an ethics complaint alleging abuse of power involving a police welfare check related to a family custody dispute. Whyte denies the claims, calling them frivolous.

Brett Cross, father of Uziyah Garcia, a victim of the Uvalde school massacre, continues to seek reform and accountability from authorities, advocating for stricter gun control.

Victor Wembanyama's rookie NBA season has sparked debate about its rank among the greatest due to a string of accolades, including a unanimous Rookie of the Year award.

Texas House votes against school vouchers, a key part of Governor Greg Abbott's education agenda, with bipartisan opposition including from within his own party.

A 4-year-old boy, Zayden Alex Francis, was fatally struck by a vehicle in San Antonio while crossing to a park without supervision. The driver is not facing charges.