San Antonio's weather is shifting to warmer temperatures with clear skies and highs of 86 degrees, though windy conditions persist, according to KSAT and the National Weather Service.

Two historic Olmos Park homes, one priced at $2.75 million and another at $1.4 million, boast luxury with modern amenities while maintaining traditional charm, including large lot sizes and privacy.

SAPD officer Albert Sanchez was suspended after admitting to child sex acts, and possessing child pornography; a woman's tip led to the investigation.

San Antonio's Leche de Tigre Cebichería Peruana ranks seventh on Texas Monthly's "Texas's Best New Restaurants in 2024" list, celebrated for its unique take on Peruvian ceviche.

Kathy Donellan is appointed as the Interim Director of the San Antonio Public Library, starting March 2, 2024, while the search for a permanent director commences.

San Antonio's DART team raided a westside house with history of shootings and drugs, ejecting 15 squatters and arresting four with outstanding warrants.

UCISD creates subcommittees to address DOJ safety recommendations after the tragic Uvalde school shooting, with Superintendent Chohlis leading the initiative.

Elmendorf reissued a boil water advisory after further disruptions to the main water line. Residents must boil water for consumption due to potential contamination risks.

San Antonio hit a record 100 degrees on February 21, 1996, the highest temperature ever recorded in February for the city, amid a month marked by a dramatic temperature range.

La Semana Alegre music festival is making a comeback in San Antonio, Texas, during the Fiesta celebrations in April with a two-day event and historically-priced tickets.

A 2.2-magnitude earthquake struck near Poth, Texas, following a recent 4.7-magnitude quake. Seismic activity in the area is increasing, possibly due to local drilling operations. No major damage or injuries were reported.

The death of a special needs assistant at a Texas high school has been ruled a homicide due to a blunt force head injury after an altercation with a student.

A student at Morales Junior High in Uvalde, Texas, brought a gun to school, resulting in the student's suspension and criminal charges against the parent. The incident reflects ongoing school safety concerns.