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Locals, tourists react after teen accused of pepper spraying people on River Walk barge turns herself in

Some homeowners wonder if newly installed water meters are responsible for their unusually high water bills.

A night kayaking opportunity on the Museum Reach section of the San Antonio River is back for the holiday season, but the spots are expected to go fast.

The tree, a 50-foot-tall Grand Fir, is an annual holiday gift from the local grocer to the City of San Antonio.

University Health Vida, a new health center on the South Side, welcomed its first patient on Monday morning.

The PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere) program, run by the Professional Golfers Association, offers free golf lessons to veterans as a form of therapy and social connection.

A crash that San Antonio police said began with two drivers racing on an East Side interstate has turned deadly.

A state investigation recently found a list of violations at Laurel Ridge Treatment Center, which it said put patients in immediate danger. The center says, since then, it has taken corrective action.

Members of the U.S. Secret Service teamed up with San Antonio police to seek out skimmers in credit card machines.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) approved the permit for a controversial wastewater facility in northwest Bexar County, as part of a development project known as Guajolote Ranch.

At any Goodwill San Antonio store, people can find real vintage pieces at low prices, perfect for making authentic costumes not just for Halloween but also for Muertos Fest, taking place from Oct. 24-26.

Few things are more comforting in South Texas than a warm and fresh flour tortilla. Beyond its delicious simplicity lies a rich history that spans hundreds of years.

All construction has been halted at the future site of a super-sized data center in Medina County after a worker died there this week.

At least six people suspected of stealing mail in the San Antonio area have found themselves delivered to the Bexar County jail.

Investigators are still searching for three men who crept up on a woman sitting in her car and ambushed her. The woman died from her gunshot wounds.

Even though it is early October, these are “dog days” at the sprawling property in Schertz where Cristina Western and Michael Ricioppo live with their two children.

Jesus Rendon and his wife purchased an abandoned post office on Southcross Boulevard a year ago; their vision was to create a space where his neighbors could cultivate their business vision.

Bexar County homicide detectives are asking the public for any cellphone video or information from a weekend party where a teenage girl was shot and killed.

From cars to homes to the streets of San Antonio, it seems no place has been safe for local children lately.

Sevani Stevenson, 6, and his 3-year-old sister, Miyani Islar, were found dead in their west Bexar County home. Their mother reportedly told investigators they died in a hot car.