The San Antonio Spurs are experiencing one of their worst seasons ever, with a chance of a historic low win record, despite having top-draft player Victor Wembanyama on the team.

Major road closures on Loop 1604 and I-10 in San Antonio for the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project will affect traffic this weekend, with detours in place.

Stewart Thomas Mettz, 57, received a life sentence without the possibility of parole for the 2017 capital murder of San Marcos police officer ...

The FBI warns of a surge in online exploitation and "sextortion" targeting Texas children, with over 7,000 cases reported this year linked to suicides and financial demands. They urge increased vigilance and reporting of abuse.

A former Texas counselor, Iris Iliana Rodriguez, was arrested in Mexico for indecency with a child after a tipster's information helped capture her, ending a nine-year manhunt.

A nearly $10 million grant was awarded to UT Teen Health to address high teen pregnancy rates in South Texas, as part of a larger federal effort to fund evidence-based programs for adolescent health.

San Antonio prepares for migrant surges as federal aid remains uncertain, with city resources already strained and local leaders concerned about potential impacts.

A Texas DPS helicopter crashed during a border patrol for Operation Lone Star, with a minor hand injury reported for the co-pilot. The crash, due to power loss, is under NTSB investigation.

Austinites stock up on essentials as a winter storm approaches, following FEMA's advice to prepare, including storing non-perishable food and water for at least three days.

Janie Gonzalez has been reappointed to the CPS Energy board for a second term, confirmed by a unanimous San Antonio City Council vote, extending her influence on the utility's tech-forward strategies.

San Antonio Officer Albert Sanchez was arrested on child pornography charges after an investigation prompted by a tip and incriminating evidence on his phone.

High lead levels over EPA limits are found in the drinking water at several San Antonio Independent School District schools, endangering student health.

Richard "Dick" T. Schlosberg III, a former Air Force pilot and media executive, died at 79 after a fight with brain cancer. He is remembered for his service, integrity, and contributions to journalism and philanthropy.