New music festival arrives to downtown SA in June; see the music lineup here
The event will feature more than 100 vendors selling original art, as well as stages hosting local bands, musicians, comedy acts and food trucks.
Breakfast served to newly housed San Antonians who used to be homeless
Dorothy Day House of Hospitality celebrates a new site with a big spread of bounty.
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema brings back ‘Alamo Kids Camp’ with affordable movie showings for families
Kid-friendly programming is available to families from June through August.
Daughter of man accused in five-year-old’s death tells jury she saw her father hit the boy
Family members testify during Day 2 of Daniel Garcia's trial.
UTSA announces variety of summer camps for young students
The University of Texas at San Antonio has dozens of camps happening this summer for children of all ages to attend and learn something new.
ZeroEyes combines AI with school security cameras to detect guns
The platform aims to spot guns before they make it into the school
Families of Uvalde victims announce settlement with city two years after Robb shooting, new lawsuits against Texas DPS troopers who responded
The $2 million settlement also includes commitments from the City of Uvalde to continue support the community.
Could a person with Type 1 diabetes re-grow their own pancreas? A San Antonio study is about to find out
A person being able to re-grow their own damaged pancreas inside their body might sound like science fiction, but a new local research study wants to know if it could…
Uvalde CISD lists police chief job; interim leader set to resign
School officials say they are committed to finding a successor who will uphold the standards of safety and security that the community deserves.
The two sides to Elly De La Cruz, and how to make sense of them
Reds star has 203-point SLG% advantage from left side