The "Bring Back the 80's Zumbathon" in New Braunfels promotes fitness and nostalgia, raising funds for the Das Rec Scholarship Fund by encouraging attendees to exercise in retro outfits.

A New Braunfels woman struggles with the daily risk of her 2013 Kia Sportage catching fire due to a recall, waiting months for a fix as the company acknowledges a parts shortage.

A La Vernia, Texas resident won a $7.5 million prize from a Loteria Supreme scratch-off ticket sold at a Shell station. This marks the second top prize win in the game.

A search is underway in San Antonio for 14-year-old Frankie Alexander Salinas, Jr., who went missing Tuesday evening. Authorities and the community are vigilant, with efforts focused on his safe return.

San Antonio officials advise Fiesta attendees to plan for traffic and parking challenges, suggesting public transit and ridesharing to avoid congestion.

The San Antonio Municipal Court received its fifth MTSI Award for driving safety, with programs like 'Drive SAfely SA' that focus on safe driving education.

San Antonio's Fiesta celebration may be affected by hot weather and possible rain this week, with varying forecasts including potential thunderstorms and a weekend cold front.

San Antonio's city governance committee discusses the potential end of horse-drawn carriages, considering a 2022 City Council Consideration Request citing inhumane conditions.

A man was shot outside his San Antonio apartment while taking out trash. He is in stable condition; the masked suspect is at large. The SAPD seeks information on the incident.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a fire at a San Antonio antique shop, confining damage to $5,000 and preventing injuries or significant loss of historic items.

A woman was killed and a man critically injured in a San Antonio shooting. Police found the victims and several bullet casings; the suspect is at large.

Geoffrey Canada discussed the detrimental impact of the pandemic on children's education and society, during a forum in San Antonio, where he emphasized the need for urgent actions and praised the city's potential to lead in educational recovery.

Christian Henricksen, the first assistant district attorney in Bexar County, announced his resignation effective April 26, after contributing to progressive criminal justice policies.