Matthew Craig

Six water main breaks have happened on Loy Drive since 2021, and one woman who lives there says she is tired of a problem that keeps coming back.

UTSA delayed fall classes after an attempted cybersecurity breach. A cybersecurity expert explains how quickly attackers can target universities and how students and institutions can protect themselves.

NIOSA organizers are planning changes as construction threatens event space at La Villita. Longtime San Antonians say they worry changes could alter a beloved Fiesta tradition.

Northside Independent School District will transport about 40,000 eligible students to and from school by bus this year. However, one family says the district’s 2-mile boundary rule left them scrambling and worried about their children’s safety.

What started as a normal afternoon walk for Irma Hernandez turned frightening when two men approached her and began attacking her at Friesenhahn Park on the city’s North Side.

On Wednesday, the Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office identified the two men shot and killed in a South Side shooting earlier this week.

Residents packed the Atascosa County Justice Center on Tuesday to voice concerns about the possibility of data centers coming to the county, even as officials stressed that no projects have been submitted or approved.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers were seen walking Friday through Phil Hardberger Park, which prompted questions from community members.

City and county leaders have joined San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones in denouncing previous antisemitic comments made by Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, ahead of a planned concert on July 4 at the Alamodome.

Two Texas Department of Public Safety troopers were injured Friday evening after being dragged by a fleeing vehicle during a pursuit in San Antonio, DPS said.