The race for San Antonio's District 8 council seat is underway with Ivalis Meza Gonzalez and Sakib Shaikh confirmed to run, and Marta Pelaez considering a bid.

A Texas veteran, who legally changed his name to "Literally Anybody Else," is running for president to challenge the two-party system and offer a new option to voters.

Four suspects are in custody after stealing a car at gunpoint from a Texas gas station and leading authorities on a high-speed chase that ended with spike strips. No injuries were reported in the incident.

Scientists are interested in observing wildlife behavior, especially bats, during the April 8 total solar eclipse in Central Texas, with a focus on potential changes in their routines.

The Bexar County Adult Detention Center passed its Texas Commission on Jail Standards inspection, showing improvements in various areas. This marks a positive change from previous years of failing to meet standards.

Uvalde begins constructing a new elementary school with heightened security features, funded by donations, to replace Robb Elementary after the 2022 tragedy.

Texas AG Ken Paxton's securities fraud charges are set to be dropped after he agreed to conditions including paying restitution, community service, and legal education.

San Antonio lifts park curfews for Easter camping at selected locations, emphasizing clean-up and recycling with a stewardship team assisting visitors.

A school bus crash in Bastrop County resulted in the deaths of 5-year-old Ulises Rodriguez Montoya and Ryan Wallace, a 33-year-old Ph.D. student. Fundraisers help the families, and the community mourns as the investigation continues.

The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Phoenix Suns 104-102, led by Jeremy Sochan and Devin Vassell's 26 points each, despite Victor Wembanyama's absence due to injury.

A man was stabbed after an altercation on the west side of San Antonio; police seek two suspects and question one person. The victim is expected to recover.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte's DWI court date was postponed to May 14. His BAC was slightly over the limit. If convicted, he faces jail time. He's been censured and stripped of committee duties.

A 5-year-old boy with autism drowned in a neighbor's pool in Atascosa County after wandering away. His death highlights the risks of drowning for children with autism.