Myrta Romanos, implicated in a double murder cover-up, had her bond reduced to $600,000. She faces charges related to the December killings of Savanah Soto and Matthew Guerra.

A Texas cheerleader was excluded from her school's National Signing Day because the district doesn't consider cheerleading a sport, stirring debate on its recognition.

Furman University football player Bryce Stanfield, 21, died after a medical episode during training. He was honored with a posthumous degree and remembered for his academics and athletics.

The exhibit "Millennial Lotería: The LatinXperience" in San Antonio showcases a modern take on the traditional Mexican game, resonating with contemporary Latino experiences.

A man on a scooter was killed in a night-time collision on the west side of San Antonio after being hit by a truck, with poor lighting possibly contributing to the incident.

San Antonio introduces a new online portal providing updates on public works projects to enhance transparency and communication regarding ongoing construction efforts.

The Dallas Fed projects moderate job growth for Texas in 2024, expecting 284,000 new jobs and a 2% increase, returning to pre-pandemic trends, with a workforce of 14.4 million.

Residents of Stone Ridge in San Antonio share their positive experiences of the neighborhood, highlighting its sense of community and access to green spaces.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet weekend for San Antonio with a chance of severe storms and patchy fog. Skies will clear by Sunday with windy conditions.

Rudy Joe Luis Romero, 18, was arrested for a series of robberies in Hays County, facing multiple charges including aggravated robbery and evading arrest.

San Antonio is holding a free landfill day for residents to dispose of bulky items like furniture and tires, with proof of residency and city environmental fee payment required.

Santikos theaters in San Antonio remain closed for a second day due to ongoing technical issues, with no refunds available and other locations operating normally.

San Antonio's century-old Monterrey Iron & Metal faces license revocation due to code violations, with fires and safety concerns fueling local complaints.