‘My biggest fear’: Constable gives update on four deputies injured while serving eviction warrant
The Bexar County deputy constables were attacked by a disgruntled tenant who barricaded himself in an apartment, investigators say.
Salvation Army prepares for potential impacted areas Hurricane Beryl may cause in Texas
Salvation Army San Antonio public relations manager Brad Mayhar said San Antonio will play a role in the readiness plan for Hurricane Beryl.
Missing woman’s last known whereabouts uncertain after family gets conflicting information from 2 men
Angela Marisol Diaz was last seen in southeast Houston on Monday and her family has not heard from her since.
Texas Skateland engulfed in flames on July 4
Several users on social media expressed their sorrow that their childhood skating rink, Texas Skateland, was engulfed in flames on July 4.
Inaugural Stars and Stripes Street Parade rolls through downtown San Antonio
Military City, USA was on full display for America's Independence Day.
Local veterans share how they overcome the trauma-triggers of Fourth of July fireworks
From helping the homeless to calling up comrades, Fred Alvarado and Sebastian Gallegos have unique ways of grappling with loud noises on America's birthday.
Highland Park residents gather for reenactment highlighting ‘message of freedom’ for Fourth of July
Neighbors say freedom must be passed forward.
Gunshots commonplace in Southeast Side area where 3 people were wounded, neighbors say
Police detained four people after the shooting. The victims included a 17-year-old boy and two men in their 30s.
Local organizations host holiday event to bridge gap between black and brown communities
"We're here to show them there's no need to pick up a gun to fight, come together and pick up a plate," said Leslie Balderas-Salazar.