Misael Gomez

Six days after a deadly shooting at the Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino and Hotel left two people dead and five others injured, the casino reopened its doors with heightened security.

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.