NAMI intensifies efforts to address mental health stigma among Black males, focusing on the lack of services they receive and promoting discussion and education, particularly during Black History Month.

An elderly woman in San Antonio was fatally shot by her son after he accidentally discharged his gun, thinking he heard an intruder. Police are investigating the incident.

A six-year-old boy became the youngest to earn 'elite angler' status from The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department by catching trophy fish in multiple categories.

El Paso leaders rally to support Annunciation House after Texas AG Paxton targets the migrant shelter over legal compliance issues.

Ukrainians in San Antonio held a "Believe in Ukraine" rally commemorating two years since Russia's invasion, underscoring the need for continued global support and cultural preservation.

The San Antonio Report covers artist Joshua Hinson's arrest for chalk art at bus stops, igniting debate on public art versus vandalism and urban maintenance.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts sunny skies with mid-80s temperatures, slight breezes, and chances of patchy fog. A midweek dip to 61 degrees is expected before a weekend warm-up.

Residents of the Southwest Side of San Antonio are upset after the city reached a code compliance agreement with a local scrap yard, postponing its license revocation.

A robbery and assault in Deer Creek, San Antonio, caused school lockdowns and a large manhunt, but the suspect eluded capture. Local police are seeking information.

San Antonio College has opened an on-campus mortuary, a first in the nation, to enhance its Mortuary Science Program with practical experience in funeral service operations.

Texas DPS recognized officers for exceptional bravery and service at a ceremony, awarding William P. Clements Excellence Awards and Lifesaving Awards for various acts, including saving an opioid overdose victim and rescuing migrants.

San Antonio hosts the City Manager’s 5K Walk & Run on March 9 at the zoo and park, with a low registration fee, free t-shirts, awards, live entertainment, and free parking.

San Antonio marked the 188th anniversary of The Alamo siege with a ceremony and events, highlighting the "victory or death" resolve of Texian defenders.