A woman in San Antonio critically injured her boyfriend by hitting him with her car, in what is suspected to be an intentional act related to their dating relationship. Police are currently searching for the woman.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to decide on Texas Senate Bill 4, concerning the arrest and deportation of migrants, with constitutional implications at the forefront.

A San Antonio man faces a $35,000 tax bill for unpaid taxes from a previous owner after buying a foreclosed home, with some charges now acknowledged as errors.

Local photographers in San Antonio capture the city's essence, from historic sites to border patrol operations, in a weekly photo series by San Antonio Report and Express-News.

St. Mary's University law students help San Antonio tenants facing eviction through their Consumer Protection Clinic and Real Estate Clinic, gaining hands-on experience while providing community service.

The article discusses the upcoming race for the San Antonio District 8 City Council seat with Ivalis Meza Gonzalez, Sakib Shaikh, and potentially Marta Pelaez announcing bids.

A varied week of weather is expected in San Antonio, with cloudy skies, winds, and a chance of thunderstorms, followed by sunny conditions towards the weekend.

The San Antonio Brahmas have trimmed their roster by 19 players ahead of the 2024 UFL season, with anticipation high for their opening game against the D.C. Defenders.

A woman was shot in the leg after a dispute in San Antonio; police are seeking two suspects seen leaving in a white vehicle. Her injuries are non-life-threatening.

A rollover crash involving an 18-wheeler closed I-35's northbound lanes in San Antonio. The incident remains under investigation with no confirmed injuries.

A vigil was held in San Antonio for Kaitlin Hernandez, a 17-year-old found slain. Her death is ruled a homicide. No arrests yet; a person of interest is cooperating.

San Antonio residents have one month left to access free tax preparation through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program, available for households earning up to $60,000.

A man was caught on video trying to break into a Bexar County home with a crowbar. He has distinctive tattoos and was with an accomplice. The Sheriff's Office seeks the public's help to identify him.