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A Broadway staple known for its egg rolls was ordered to be reinspected after Metro Health found issues with food temperatures, cross-contamination and cleanliness.

Right now, the district says this closure is a proposal. But a decision could come as early as next Tuesday.

The number of elderly people experiencing homelessness is rising, which is why Haven for Hope created an entire program for that age group.

With data centers popping up across the state of Texas, including San Antonio, local power and water utilities are preparing.

Lawsuits began to be filed on Monday against Camp Mystic, where 27 campers and counselors died during the Fourth of July floods in the Hill Country.

A switch to a new technology made DNA analysis more accurate at the Bexar County Criminal Investigation Lab, but it also takes longer. That is prompting a larger backlog of cases. The lab is now responding in multiple ways.

Weeks after being shut down for a roach infestation, KSAT cameras caught a roach crawling inside a Northwest Side restaurant.

The Bexar County Criminal Investigation Lab is experiencing backlogs in its DNA, firearms and drug analysis sections. KSAT found that cases in all categories remain unworked after 30 days.

Music has a unique way of bringing people together, and at Barrera Veterans Elementary School, Mr. Juan Saldana is credited with uniting the school community through the power of music.

In a full court press, the campaign for a new downtown NBA arena has raised more than $7 million to try and sway voters in the Nov. 4 election.

Military base fire service workers have not been paid in about a month because they’re in a category of workers furloughed during the government shutdown.

The Archdiocese of San Antonio has announced it will include all of its Catholic schools in the state’s new Education Savings Account program, informally known as school vouchers.

Roaches were found crawling along the walls and employees were not washing their hands when inspectors visited a Mexican restaurant last month, according to a Metro Health inspection.

Connect with the Council: District 9 Councilwoman Misty Spears talks Project Marvel, flood control

The Head for the Cure 5K in San Antonio has grown, giving many families a way to remember and honor their loved ones, including Naomi Olivarez. Olivarez said she takes some comfort in the Head for the Cure 5K, as a tribute to her son Gilbert Cordaway — lovingly known as “P-Nut” — who passed away in 2015 from brain cancer at just 11 years old.

Susanne Jalnos passed away Saturday at the age of 98, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy. Her expansive family and the San Antonio community at large are promising to continue that legacy.

After more than five decades as a truck driver for Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages, Hector Gonzalez is preparing to say goodbye to his “home” away from home.

A San Antonio Independent School District graduate is headed to Harvard University, and he’s crediting a program based out of San Antonio College that he says helped him make it all possible.

Despite a $556 million Powerball jackpot up for grabs on Friday morning, only a handful of people showed interest.

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones has doubled down on her request for a “strategic” pause on a city funding deal for a new downtown NBA arena for the San Antonio Spurs.