Sources: Jerry West into Hall for record 3rd time
NBA icon Jerry West, already in the Hall of Fame as a player (1979) and an Olympian (2010), will now go in for a record third time as a contributor,…
San Antonio nonprofit trying to help solve woman’s possible murder by using AI technology
"Should I ever go missing, know that my husband did something to me. Hi, my name is Cecilia Huerta Gallego, and these were the last words to someone I trusted."
Landowners claim solar company is breaking court order to halt construction of Bandera solar farm
A fight is continuing in Bandera County over the construction of a solar farm.
View the eclipse at one of these San Antonio Parks and Recreation events
San Antonio's Parks and Recreation department said it will offer residents places to safely view the solar eclipse.
Bodycam footage released in fatal east-side shooting involving San Antonio police
This marks the seventh shooting involving San Antonio police in 2024 so far, and the third deadly one.
Video shows suspect pointing weapon at SAPD officers before shooting him multiple times
The San Antonio Police Department has identified an aggravated robbery suspect who was shot and killed by officers after allegedly pointing a gun at them.
Kerrville businesses gearing up for flood of visitors as total solar eclipse nears
More than 100,000 people are expected to pack the Hill Country city from across the country and around the globe.
Man sentenced to 34 years for fatally shooting and injecting man with bleach, per plea deal
A convicted felon on Wednesday was sentenced again, this time for murder.
10 San Antonio-area high schools to participate in Battle of Flowers Parade
Fiesta may be more than two weeks away, but preparations are already in the works for the Battle of Flowers Parade.
‘You can achieve big dreams’: Cooper DeJean’s journey from small-town kid to NFL prospect
DeJean is a small-town superstar with a knack for all sports and could be the next star NFL player from Iowa.