Rookie Victor Wembanyama boosts the San Antonio Spurs' performance with his notable contributions, helping the team to recover from a slow season start.

San Antonio is mourning the tragic deaths of Savanah Soto, her unborn child, and Matthew Guerra. Their funeral services are being held, with a father and son facing charges related to the incident.

The San Antonio Police Chief attributes a sharp increase in car thefts to a viral social media trend, particularly affecting Kias and Hyundais due to a security flaw.

The DOJ is set to unveil its findings on the police response to the 2022 Uvalde school shooting this Thursday, as families and officials await answers.

The family of AJ Hernandez, a 13-year-old boy killed by San Antonio Police, filed a lawsuit alleging excessive force after he rammed a stolen car into a cruiser.

Blanco residents face water issues and a boil notice after recent freezes caused water main breaks, affecting local businesses and putting pressure on an aging infrastructure.

The 5th Circuit Court is set to re-hear the Texas border buoy case while ruling in favor of Texas on the razor wire issue, amid state-federal disputes over border security measures.

San Antonio welcomes SaGO, an eco-friendly, free electric trolley service by entrepreneurs Kevin and Elizabeth Mancha, aiming to ease downtown navigation between key attractions.

Victor Wembanyama will participate in the NBA All-Star Skills Challenge, adding excitement as he showcases his talents in a typically guard-centric event.

San Antonio reports a decrease in violent crime but an increase in property crime, with stolen vehicles up by 6,000 from last year. The city also faces challenges with mail theft and response times for calls for service.

Texas educators are challenging the state's school rating system in court, fearing it will harm their communities. A judge ruled new rules unlawful, but the TEA appealed, delaying the release of school performance data.

San Antonio experienced a 2% rise in crime in 2023, driven by a spike in property crimes, particularly vehicle thefts linked to a social media trend. Despite this, violent crimes and crimes against society saw declines, as per SAPD reports.

San Antonio residents face burst pipes following an arctic blast, with SAWS guiding citizens on managing leaks and the city's plumbers addressing numerous distress calls amidst rising post-freeze temperatures.