Crime
San Antonio Man Arrested for Alleged 'Evil Demons' Threat Against Mayor
Ignacio Zuniga III faces retaliation charge after posting violent X comment targeting Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones
Supreme Court Upholds San Antonio Man's Murder Conviction
David Villarreal's Sixth Amendment claim rejected by nation's highest court
Man Charged with Crashing into San Antonio Police Cars on Highway
19-year-old Leonardo Ayala arrested for intoxication assault after alleged incident on Loop 1604
Entertainment
Ozzy Osbourne Infamously Urinated on Alamo Cenotaph 44 Years Ago
The rock star's drunken act at the historic San Antonio site led to his arrest and a ban from city venues.
Texas Musicians Blast Fascism and Injustice in New Songs
From punk to hip-hop, artists in the Lone Star State are using music to fight for change.
San Antonio Family Honors Derek Brown with Basketball, Music, and Faith
Community gathers to celebrate the life of the 27-year-old hospital worker killed in a drive-by shooting.
Lifestyle
San Antonio Public Library Hosts Oral History Workshop
Sound artist Armando Estrada to lead hands-on session on recording local culture and heritage
Forgotten San Antonio Gas Station Transformed into Doggy Daycare
The historic Humble Oil Service Station gets new life as a pet lover's paradise.
Rudy's Offers Tasty Incentive to Support Puppy Food Bank
Meet adoptable pups and learn how to help feed shelter animals in San Antonio
Politics
Bexar Constable Filed Federal Discrimination Complaint Against Judge Sakai
Kathryn Brown, the first Black woman to hold the Precinct 4 Constable position, alleges a hostile workplace and retaliation from the county judge.
Pride San Antonio board to resign after lawsuit backlash
Longtime leaders of the LGBTQ+ advocacy group will step down next month amid intense criticism over a lawsuit they filed with a conservative organization.
Texas Rep. Gonzales Faces Calls to Resign Over Harassment Allegations
Several fellow Republicans are demanding Gonzales step down after claims he had an affair with a staffer who later died by suicide.
Sports
Saint Mary's Hall seeks TAPPS state success before heading to SPC
The Barons are in the TAPPS state tournament for the third time in the last four years.
Spurs Coach Mitch Johnson Praised as 'Beacon of Sustainability'
Detroit's J.B. Bickerstaff and others say Johnson has it good working for a patient Spurs organization.
Spurs Emerge as NBA's Unstoppable Force
Young team continues to defy expectations with dominant play
