Justin Rodriguez

Looking for work? A career fair is being held in April, and anyone looking for a job is encouraged to sign up.

More than 30 local high schools and nonprofits have been working for months to create media projects that will help those nonprofits fulfill their missions.

Spring break officially started on Monday, but construction will not take much of a break around Market Square.

Pediatricians like Alicia Tezle with Little Spurs Pediatrics Urgent Care say their offices have started taking steps to ensure that they don’t spread the measles in their offices.

On Wednesday, Northside ISD program coordinators and culinary arts students at Stevens High School put together a special event for the visually impaired and their families.

Loved ones of missing people or those with unsolved murder cases gathered Saturday for an event by the nonprofit organization Search and Support San Antonio.

Neighbors in a Bexar County community are urging officials to address a stray dog they say charges at children walking home from school, chases cars and growls at other dogs.

For Army Veteran Larry Haven, Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery is a place where he can visit his late wife, Margrate Haven.

The latest episode brings us to Starr County, a former Democratic stronghold that flipped from blue to red in the presidential election for the first time in over a century.

El Departamento de Policía de San Antonio avisa a la comunidad que tenga cuidado con estafas a través de mensajes de texto, correos electrónicos o en las redes sociales que buscan robarles dinero o su identidad.

San Antonio police offers advise on how to prevent from being a victim of online, text, email scams this holiday season.

Castroville, a 30-minute drive from downtown San Antonio, has expanded in recent years. Castroville leaders have openly spoken about the challenges that come with growth: management and preservation of the area’s heritage.