A woman was shot at a San Antonio Motel 6 during a drive-by shooting. An officer, present for another case, quickly aided her, and she is now stable. The police are investigating, with no suspects yet identified.

San Antonio Animal Care Services seeks foster homes for over 30 dogs rescued from a local boarding facility, urging community action to provide temporary care and avoid shelter stress.

San Antonio Councilmembers Pelaez and Rocha Garcia initiated a plan for the city's first crisis nursery to support families and counter domestic violence.

Jakob Kawazoe was arrested in connection to the murder of Juan Guerra following a December drug deal gone wrong in San Antonio, joining previously detained Angus Ockels-Talbott. Both face murder charges.

San Antonio Animal Care Services warns against the illegal sale of young and dyed animals around Easter, advises on pet safety during festivities, and highlights risks from holiday foods and plants.

San Antonio Parks and Recreation won four awards at a state event, including the prestigious Gold Medal Award. They were recognized for park management excellence and innovative programs.

San Antonio seeks local residents to join its environmental task forces aimed at shaping sustainable policies, emphasizing the importance of environmental justice and climate equity expertise. Applications close on April 19, 2024.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders colleges to revise free speech policies to address antisemitism amid Israel-Hamas conflict tensions. The move has sparked debates over free speech rights.

San Antonio's downtown will host a Passion of Christ re-enactment this Good Friday, drawing thousands to watch the Archbishop lead the procession, which now starts from Travis Park.

A disabled student at Bandera High School urinated in a bottle due to inaccessible restrooms, prompting his family to file complaints and highlight ADA shortcomings.

Two men were arrested for a December murder in Pearsall Park, where Juan Guerra was killed following a drug deal gone wrong, an investigation involving social media and text led to the suspects.

San Antonio plans to honor César Chávez with city closures and service adjustments. Essential services remain operational while various offices and attractions will be closed.

A man died and a woman was critically injured in a shooting in San Antonio, with suspicions of an attempted murder-suicide amid reports of the couple's marital strife.