San Antonio prepares for the 28th annual César E. Chávez March for Justice this Saturday, with a route from Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center to Hemisfair Civic Park.

A Schertz Elementary teacher, Gabriel Cantu, was arrested on charges of indecency with a child and placed on administrative leave by the school district.

Police in Corpus Christi expand their search to San Antonio for missing 21-year-old Texas A&M student Caleb Harris, who disappeared under mysterious circumstances.

San Antonio receives a $3 million federal grant for a study to reconnect its East Side with downtown, potentially addressing long-standing urban divide caused by Interstate 37.

San Antonio's 2024 live music scene offers a diverse array of concerts at venues like the Alamodome and Frost Bank Center, featuring artists from Bad Religion to Justin Timberlake.

UTSA's football program is thriving by leveraging local talent and former players turned coaches. The university invests in facilities and aims to stay competitive with its ambitious vision for the future.

San Antonio residents are concerned following attempted burglaries in the northwest side, where a suspect was filmed pointing a gun at a security camera.

UTSA collaborates with Harvard to create LightSound, a device that allows the visually impaired to experience solar eclipses through sound. Students are actively involved in assembling these devices, enhancing accessibility for the upcoming eclipses.

Jesse Mario Vega and Marcos Christopher Alonzo have been added to Texas' 10 Most Wanted list for parole violation and failing to meet sex offender registration, respectively.

Texas law enforcement is divided on SB 4, which targets illegal immigration; some officials resist while others support the legislation, amidst concerns over resources and legality.

Plantaqueria, a new plant-based taqueria in downtown San Antonio, offers a menu of classic Mexican flavors with vegan alternatives, including tacos with soy chorizo and jackfruit.

South San Antonio ISD considers layoffs amid budget issues and declining enrollment, while trustee Homer Flores Jr. returns after medical leave amidst governance challenges.

San Antonio is considering a homebuyer assistance program for teachers to provide no-interest loans, aiming to improve retention and community investment among educators.