‘I was shocked and broken’: Racial slurs painted on woman’s property has them fearing for their safety
A San Antonio woman will not be sleeping in her home out of fear that she is being targeted because of the color of her skin.
Answering big questions about NFL quarterbacks: How are 10 signal-callers looking after four weeks?
Our reporters check in on 10 quarterback situations. How are 10 signal-callers looking around the NFL after four weeks?
Busted Sandal Brewing Company to close after 11 years
A San Antonio brewery has decided to close its doors after 11 years.
Retired Marine walks from Austin to San Antonio in support of child diagnosed with brain cancer
Jim Hickey said he's walking for the next 11 days to raise awareness and support the cure for childhood cancer.
Mr. Juicy ranked one of the top cheeseburger spots in US on Yelp list
This past month, San Antonio burger joint ‘Mr. Juicy’ gained recognition and love beyond the Alamo City.
New life-saving technology in Wilson County ambulances
EMS Director for ESD 4 David Adams said the machine is a cardiac monitor, and calls it a major improvement. The machine is called LIFEPAK 35.
Father found not guilty in starvation death of 4-year-old son
Cervera was accused of starving his young boy and forcing him to beg for food, three years after the 4-year-old died at a hospital.
Jury finds Brandon Cervera not guilty in the starvation death of his 4-year-old son
A jury on Wednesday found a man not guilty in the starvation death of his 4-year-old son.
‘Politics at play’: Fired SAPD officer claims there was a city council connection to man he pursued, punched
Thomas Villarreal is trying to overturn his firing over a January 2020 incident in which he and another former SAPD officer forced their way through a door and repeatedly punched…