CPS Energy working to repair damaged underground gas line on NE Side
CPS Energy crews are working Monday night to repair a damaged underground gas line on the North East Side.
Frustrated neighbors with brown water don’t see changes well company says it made
Residents near Floresville say their water woes persist despite a company's efforts to improve conditions at private wells.
Tips on avoiding the dangerous ‘Holiday Heart Syndrome’
Binge drinking during the holidays could lead to an irregular heartbeat.
Man sentenced to life in prison for killing, dismembering, burning remains of his ex-girlfriend
A man convicted of killing, dismembering and burning the remains of his ex-girlfriend was sentenced to life in prison on Monday.
NBA announces Spurs’ Harrison Barnes as the Western Conference Player of the Week
Barnes has been putting up impressive stats, and the award is well-deserved.
Southbound I-35 exit ramp to Brooklyn to reopen more than a year after fire damage
An Interstate 35 exit ramp in downtown San Antonio will reopen more than a year after it was damaged due to a trash fire.
Baby Hope Medina Case: Mother accepts plea deal 20 years after her newborn was found on the side of a road
On the fateful night of Sept. 20, 2004, deputies discovered the lifeless body of "Baby Hope" on the side of a desolate county road.
Children among 13 migrants rescued by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Big Bend National Park
U.S. Border Patrol Agents and National Park Service Rangers rescued 13 migrants in Big Bend National Park earlier this month.
Harbaugh vs. Harbaugh: Ravens-Chargers clash reignites a lifelong competition
For the Baltimore and Los Angeles coaches, this "Monday Night Football" matchup marks their first meeting since Super Bowl XLVII.
‘University of White Fragility’: ’60 Minutes’ profiles University of Austin
It comes as billionaires have grown frustrated with elite universities and their stance on free speech.