Former high school football rivals from San Antonio's South Side unite to promote economic growth in their community, shifting focus from sports to attracting businesses.

The Edwards Aquifer Authority has lowered water restrictions from Stage 3 to Stage 2 in Bexar County after recent heavy rains increased aquifer levels.

Eight men were arrested in Boerne for suspected solicitation of prostitution; two also face marijuana charges, with one being a registered sex offender. They are detained in Kendall County.

A VIA driver in San Antonio faces discipline for bypassing road barricades during a storm, an action condemned by the agency, referencing a similar 2019 incident that led to termination and passenger rescue.

An 18-year-old Lockhart High School senior, Yairette Tovar, died in a head-on collision while driving to school. Her family and school community are mourning her loss.

Texans QB C.J. Stroud gifted a retired Marine and his son with Super Bowl tickets in a collaborative effort with USAA and the Air & Space Forces Association.

Police arrested two individuals after attempted carjackings and vehicle burglaries in San Antonio, with a brief chase and a standoff following the incidents.

Billy Joel and Sting will perform together in San Antonio on October 25, 2024, at the Alamodome, a venue Joel has not played since 1994 and Sting visits for the first time in 17 years.

Justin Timberlake is returning to San Antonio for a concert at Frost Bank Center on May 29, featuring new single "Selfish" and an upcoming album. Tickets go on sale Feb. 2.

A man, Alejandro Garza, attempted to run over police during a traffic stop, leading to a high-speed chase and his arrest on charges including assault on a public servant.

The South San Antonio Independent School District authorized its Superintendent to conduct layoffs to address a $12 million budget deficit, potentially affecting 20 positions but avoiding elementary staff cuts.

A man sues Ross Dress For Less, claiming inadequate security during a flash mob theft led to his serious injuries, seeking up to $1 million in damages.

The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals is set to rehear the Texas border buoys case, while a lower court denied Gov. Abbott's request to delay proceedings. The case involves a dispute over Texas-installed buoys to direct migrants at the Rio Grande.