Richard Baltazar

It started with a call no one expected on a busy Tuesday afternoon. A cow was loose near Marktplatz, in the heart of Fredericksburg — and she was in labor.

Reagan High School students are exploring careers in architecture, construction and engineering through the ACE Mentor Program. The program pairs students with industry professionals for hands-on projects.

A San Antonio homeowner says the city gave him an impossible choice: pay a $300 fine for not trimming a tree branch, or risk violating a federal law that protects migratory birds.

A local ministry is working to make sure children in Bexar County have something many families take for granted — a safe, comfortable bed of their own.

As students head back to class, morning roads and school zones are expected to get busier, which can be especially stressful for teenagers driving themselves to school for the first time.

A West Side after-school program that 150-plus children rely on each week may not be able to reopen unless new funding arrives — putting tutoring, food support and a safe haven for teens in jeopardy.

Long before Little Joe became a Tejano music legend, he was a shy kid from Temple who dreamed of playing jazz guitar.

Limited cattle imports from Mexico are set to resume through the Texas border after a yearlong shutdown aimed at stopping the spread of the New World Screwworm.

A San Antonio property owner is offering educators a year of rent-free housing in exchange for a few hours each week helping students and families at local apartment communities.

Federal agents are launching a new push in San Antonio to stop illegal gun purchases that can put firearms in the hands of criminals, gangs and drug cartels.

A San Antonio Riverwalk official announced the theme and Grand Marshal for the annual Holiday River Parade during a Tuesday news conference at the Witte Museum.

A dog injured in an apparent crash early Tuesday morning on U.S. Highway 281 near Bitters Road on the North Side is recovering after a veterinarian stopped to help and called authorities, according to a local clinic.