A Mexican national received a 20-year federal sentence for illegal re-entry after being convicted of a murder in New Mexico, where he is already serving life plus 25 years.

A violent dispute at a San Antonio McDonald's resulted in a man suffering non-life-threatening head injuries from a blade attack.

The San Antonio Spurs defeated a similarly injury-plagued Detroit Pistons 123-95, ending the season with momentum despite both teams' disappointing performances and facing major reconstructions ahead.

Sean Harper is charged with sexually assaulting a teen after allegedly breaking into her room in San Antonio. Police noted his license plate as he fled the scene. Harper, with a prior conviction, has been arrested and is on a $15,000 bond.

Miller Ranch residents are frustrated with persistent potholes at an intersection, with leaks causing repeated damage despite multiple repairs by Bexar County Public Works.

The article informs taxpayers about the approaching tax filing deadline, state-specific exceptions, IRS extensions for certain individuals, and available assistance for last-minute filers.

Protesters rallied at Valero's San Antonio headquarters, disputing the company's alleged support of Israel's military by providing jet fuel. They seek to draw attention to Palestinian liberation efforts.

Balcones Heights police fatally shot a woman, Marta Prater, after she attacked an officer with a homemade weapon.

Kaitlin Hernandez's family and community marched to demand justice after her body was found strangled and abandoned. They seek to keep her case active as no arrests have been made.

A dispute arose at Hillside Manor Apartments in Austin over bat infestation management, with animal rescue organizations intervening to ensure humane treatment of the colony, including pregnant bats.

San Antonio's Gardopia Gardens is working to encourage healthier, home-grown eating habits in an area flooded with processed food, promoting urban agriculture alongside Big Green.

Two 19-year-olds were fatally shot at a house party in San Antonio, with no suspects or motives identified yet.

The Center for the Intrepid in San Antonio celebrated National Biomechanics Day, engaging high school students and local university reps in STEM career exploration.