A teenage boy in San Antonio accidentally shot and severely injured his hand while playing with a gun. Police are investigating the origin of the weapon.

San Antonio is set to enjoy sunny and pleasant weather with temperatures in the low to mid-80s, as per the National Weather Service and KSAT's local forecast.

A San Antonio cancer care group and a diagnostic lab agreed to pay over $4 million to settle federal kickback violation allegations after an investigation revealed improper referral payments.

San Antonio prepares for a total solar eclipse by improving infrastructure and urging residents to stock up on necessities due to expected large crowds.

Bill Nye and other science enthusiasts will gather for Eclipse-O-Rama in Fredericksburg, TX, featuring talks and a 'Star Party' during the solar eclipse.

A bomb squad safely detonated 20 pounds of dynamite found at a vacant home in Southeast Side, with no injuries reported. The explosives, believed to have been used for stump removal, prompted an evacuation.

Two decomposed bodies were found in a Bexar County residence; relatives discovered them after a failed welfare check led to a forced entry. A weapon was found at the scene, and the cause of death is under investigation.

A truck driver with a past of drug violations caused a fatal crash involving a school bus in Texas, leading to charges of criminally negligent homicide. Despite failed drug tests, he was still employed and drove with a "prohibited" CDL.

A new coworking space, Common Desk, opens in downtown San Antonio, offering flexible workspace options and amenities tailored for the post-pandemic remote workforce.

The Great Texas Airshow featuring the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds returns to Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph with a weekend of aerial performances and family-friendly activities.

A 65-year-old man, Steve Gonzales Rocco, is charged with murder after allegedly shooting his neighbor, Darryl Glynn Byrd, in a dispute over a woman at a San Antonio rehab center.

The San Antonio apartment market sees potential rent decreases amid new construction and a slight uptick in occupancy rates but faces oversupply risks.

Migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard can sue the charter company, but a federal judge ruled they cannot sue Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis due to jurisdiction issues.