San Antonio hosts an eclectic weekend with art performances, rock concerts, and a sports history event, starting with the "Papalote Dreams" kite performance.

The City of San Antonio seeks professionals for its Building Standards Board to address structural safety and code violations, with applications due by May 3, 2024.

A San Antonio man shot a person attempting to enter his apartment through the back door; the suspect claimed to live there but was later hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The shooting is under investigation.

San Antonio's Bussin' Q food truck offers the Dino-ritto, a large burrito including a beef rib, macaroni, and BBQ sauce, for $45, popularizing the food truck beyond its original smashburgers.

SAMMinistries received a $765k federal grant for facility improvements at the Transitional Living and Learning Center in San Antonio to aid homeless families.

A Fiesta San Antonio attendee warns of parking lot scams after being duped by a fake attendant, spotlighting the need for vigilance during the festivities.

A student was fatally shot outside Bowie High School in Arlington; a 17-year-old was arrested and charged with murder. Classes were canceled as the community dealt with the tragedy.

San Antonio celebrates dogs and local fashion at the Fiesta® Pooch Parade, with over 1,000 dogs expected, costume contests, and food trucks, as well as the bespoke Guayaberas from Divide and Conquer.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott suggests barring transgender teachers from dressing according to their gender identity, sparking debate and potential legal challenges.

The Fiesta Cornyation show in San Antonio satirized politicians with adult humor, targeting Boebert, Greene, and others, while raising funds for AIDS and LGBTQ+ youth.

A San Antonio homeowner shot two men trying to steal roofing supplies from his property; both suspects are in stable condition. The investigation is ongoing.

Student protests at Texas universities demand divestment from firms linked to the Middle East conflict; over two dozen arrested at UT-Austin, while UTSA sees peaceful rallies amid free speech concerns.

A 10-year-old in San Antonio was grazed by a bullet during a road rage incident, one of six recent violent episodes reported by KENS 5. The city experiences high road rage rates.