Misael Gomez

From late-night television to Texas classrooms, recent controversies have reignited debate over what protections are granted by freedom of speech.

James Cotter, the longtime business partner of Brad Simpson, was back in court Wednesday for a status update on his case.

After Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District canceled most classes this week because of a ransomware attack, the FBI says the crime is one of the fastest-growing threats the agency investigates.

San Antonio couple arrested for handcuffing own children to bed frame, affidavit states

The North East Independent School District (NEISD) is among the first districts in the San Antonio area to provide detailed guidance for staff on one of the most controversial bills passed in the latest legislative session.

A Bexar County teenager was sentenced to 40 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to shooting and killing a 65-year-old man during a 2024 attempted carjacking on the North Side, according to a court official.

After losing everything in Kerr County flood, a local artist finds healing through songwriting and community support.

The San Antonio Philharmonic announced a groundbreaking concert series featuring the legendary Mexican singer Juan Gabriel, marking the first time the musician’s estate has authorized the use of his voice and projection with a live orchestra.

Nearly a decade after the brutal killing of a beloved H-E-B employee, the man accused of her death is once again facing a jury.

More than four years after the body of 18-month-old James Chairez was found beneath a mobile home on the South Side, his mother has accepted a plea deal in the case, avoiding a trial that the child’s family had long hoped would bring answers.

When floodwaters swept through the Texas Hill Country earlier this month, they left behind not only destroyed homes and debris but also irreplaceable memories for countless families.

The Fourth of July floods that tore through the Texas Hill Country left a trail of destruction — taking homes, lives and landmarks with them.

A man was arrested and charged with capital murder in connection with a shooting in the parking lot of a Southeast Side H-E-B, according to San Antonio police.

A San Antonio mother is searching for answers after her 4‑month‑old daughter died from a brain injury that doctors have ruled “non‑accidental,” according to court records shared with KSAT.

With bold flavors and a relentless work ethic, Chef Ernest Servantes is changing what Texas barbecue looks — and tastes — like. The restaurant was recently named the Best Barbecue Joint by Texas Monthly.

The NEISD student apologized to the judge during a hearing on Wednesday.

A local family is demanding answers and accountability after their brother, a Marine and Army veteran, was shot and left paralyzed while working security at a West Side sports bar last month.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed into law a sweeping bail reform package aimed at tightening pretrial release rules and keeping violent offenders in jail.

An SAISD student who police say plotted an attack at Rhodes Middle School last month will remain in custody.

A San Antonio sports card shop was seized by the county last week after the owner lost a lawsuit over nearly $200,000 worth of cards and collectibles.