Major lane closures on I-10 in downtown San Antonio will cause traffic delays until late June due to bridge repairs, with a single lane open westbound.

CBS Sports ranks Boise State and Liberty at the top of the 2024 Group of Five Power Rankings, with the teams aiming for a spot in the College Football Playoff. Texas State and UTSA also feature prominently.

Destiny Cardona's bond increased to $75,000 for allegedly threatening a witness following her involvement in a dog attack that killed an elderly man. She faces GPS monitoring and a no-contact order.

Two motorcyclists in critical condition after separate collisions with Ford Mustangs in Bexar County; neither wore a helmet. Concerns rise over dangerous intersections.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office seeks public help to identify two attempted burglary suspects in San Antonio.

A manhunt is underway in West Texas for suspect Orlando Montanez after he reportedly shot an officer following a traffic stop and fled the scene. The officer is hospitalized with serious injuries.

The San Antonio Police Department is holding a seized vehicles auction on Tuesday, with viewing at 5 p.m. and the auction at 6 p.m. at 3625 Growden Road. Payment is by cash or credit, excluding checks and American Express.

Uvalde CISD school board added new members, including Jesse Rizo, an uncle of a shooting victim, advocating for increased transparency and accountability.

Registration is open for the San Antonio Spurs' summer basketball camps for kids aged 6-18, focusing on basketball skills and sportsmanship with potential interactions with Spurs players.

Crime Stoppers of San Antonio offers a $5,000 reward for information on the fatal shooting of a 4-year-old, urging public tips and ensuring anonymity.

A car rollover and fire on the North Side of San Antonio resulted in one fatality, with the victim found inside the burned vehicle.

A man in critical condition following a shooting involving Comal County deputies responded to a report of a "suicidal subject"; the deputy involved is on leave.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte's DWI charge court date has been postponed to May 14 to review BAC test results showing a level just above the legal limit after his December arrest.