Sal Salazar

A half dozen cases of New World screwworm have been confirmed in the United States since last week after being largely gone from the country for decades. Here's what you need to look for to keep your animals safe.

San Antonio Police Chief William McManus defended his decision to indefinitely suspend former officer Abdiel Munoz during an arbitration hearing Tuesday, saying the officer’s failure to properly search a detained teenager before transporting him to jail led to a preventable tragedy.

After a stroke left Asian Bite owner Gunawan Halim hospitalized, his family is grappling with medical bills, lost income and the possibility of losing the restaurant they hoped to one day pass down to their children.

Little Joe, also known as the “King of the Brown Sound,” is focused not only on celebrating his career but also on creating opportunities for future generations.

San Antonio Police Chief William McManus is hanging up his badge, but residents may not have heard the last of him.

Burglars broke into a hair salon at The Rim shopping center this week. The crime shares similarities with others recently.

A Bexar County commissioner is criticizing fellow county leaders after an agenda item focused on the county jail and mental health resources was postponed until August.

A new regional transit study is exploring whether commuter bus service could one day offer drivers an alternative to sitting in traffic on Interstate 35 between San Antonio and New Braunfels.

State investigators have made several arrests after uncovering an alleged fraud and mail theft ring operating at a Northwest Side apartment complex.

Gov. Greg Abbott’s plan to break up the energy sector in cities like San Antonio and Austin has brought up a more focused discussion about where some of that CPS Energy money is used.