San Antonio police shot a suspect in the head after the individual attempted to flee in a stolen vehicle, prompting an investigation into the incident.

San Antonio police detained a man who allegedly stabbed another during an argument, leaving the victim critically wounded.

A man in his 30s was shot in the chest in a San Antonio neighborhood and is recovering; the shooter is at large with no witnesses. Police are investigating.

San Antonio International Airport will soon offer nonstop flights to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, expected to increase tourism and economic growth for the city.

San Antonio's River Road area is undergoing a collaborative restoration project focused on native ecosystem revitalization, with public input sessions to inform the design phase.

San Antonio anticipates a hot week with today's high near 96°F, potential showers over the weekend, and a dip in temperatures accompanied by thunderstorms. Weather should clear midweek, returning to highs in the 90s.

Rapper Yung Gravy announces the "Grits & Gravy Tour 2024," with dates across North America and Australia, supporting his upcoming album "Serving Country."

The NEISD Board inducts new trustees who face issues of book censorship and a budget crisis, with the spotlight on library content and sex-ed curriculum. Accusations of voting irregularities have also been raised without formal complaints.

Bexar County, Texas, is facing heated primary runoffs with incumbents and challengers vying for political seats, including contentious races for U.S. Congress and local positions ahead of the May 28 vote.

San Antonio officials seek public input on naming a new Community & Senior Center after local figure Barbara 'Robbie' Robinette, with a hearing on May 21.

A Texas woman was sentenced to 18 months in prison and 3 years' supervised release for impersonating a licensed nurse, causing patient harm, and must pay $52,241.66 in restitution.

San Antonio faces its first Ozone Action Day of the year, with warnings for residents, especially those with respiratory issues, to stay indoors and reduce pollution.

Councilman Whyte is advocating for Zero-Based Budgeting in city governance, which will be reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget after receiving support from the Governance committee.