Luis Alberto Rivera-Leal admits to conspiracy in a human smuggling case with fatal consequences. His plea is part of an ongoing investigation into the tragedy that claimed 53 lives.

A Mexican national pleaded guilty to a role in a human smuggling operation that resulted in the deaths of 53 migrants in San Antonio in 2022 due to extreme heat exposure.

The Texas Panhandle wildfires have resulted in loss and resilience in Fritch, with over 100 homes lost to the Windy Deuce fire, which is 50% contained. Community members are rallying at a local church to provide aid.

The McNay Art Museum's exhibition "de la Torre Brothers: Upward Mobility" critiques wealth and capitalism with symbolic installations and lenticular prints.

San Antonio's City and fire union negotiate a new contract amicably, a marked difference from previous disputes.

Augie's Alamo City BBQ in San Antonio is closing due to construction woes. Owner Augie Cortez cites long-term roadwork and pandemic-related difficulties as reasons for the shutdown, despite having received city grants.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg met with President Biden in Brownsville to seek increased federal aid for managing migrants, emphasizing the city's resource strain.

A car crash in San Antonio led to the death of Eden Nuval, 76, and a manhunt for two suspects who fled the scene. The crash involved a vehicle flipping and another catching fire, disrupting traffic for hours.

San Antonio's Marchmont Lane is set to be repaved in April 2024, following resident complaints and media intervention regarding the longstanding issues with potholes and neglect.

A 17-year-old Bexar County teen, John Doerr, faces murder charges for allegedly shooting Jaden Perez during a planned robbery under the guise of a drug deal.

Port San Antonio is transforming from a military base into a commercial hub with development plans that include new jobs, amenities, and a potential child care center to support the workforce and community.

The San Antonio Independent School District is planning to cut hundreds of jobs due to the expiration of federal COVID-19 funds and declining enrollment.

The weather in San Antonio is forecast to be a mix of clouds and sunshine with chances of showers and thunderstorms, highs in the mid-70s to low 80s, and lows in the upper 40s to 50s.