Garrett Brnger

Drivers of 18-wheelers could soon have an even harder time finding a place to park within San Antonio city limits.

After the San Antonio Spurs announced Victor Wembanyama’s season-ending injury, Spurs fans did not waste time reacting to the news.

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) took control of South San Antonio ISD on Wednesday, pushing the elected board of trustees to the side after what it called “nearly two decades of elected trustee and administrative dysfunction.”

A developer known for its flashy builds and renovations is trying to buy a rare, downtown affordable housing option.

Councilman John Courage (D9) applied for a place on the ballot shortly before the close of the filing deadline on Friday.

KSAT obtained records from the Comal County Sheriff’s Office that reveal new details of the interactions with Brandon Poulos, 46, during two standoffs within a 24-hour period.

San Antonio renters could see some relief as a surplus of empty apartments are causing rents to fall and complexes to offer splashy, move-in specials.

Three people were taken to the hospital following a six-vehicle crash on the West Side.

A measles outbreak is growing in a West Texas community with a high rate of opting out of vaccination requirements.

A couple in their 20s may have stabbed and shot each other Friday morning on the Southeast Side.

Jennifer Marie Rodriguez, 25, was murdered Jan. 25 after roughly 30 rifle rounds were pumped into a home at a mobile home community. According to newly-obtained court and police records, Rodriguez had recently had a knife fight with Priscilla Gaiton, 43, who died in a car crash fleeing Bexar County Sheriff’s deputies after the shooting. Gaiton’s son, Ethan Gonzales, 19, tried to run from the wreck but was caught and faces multiple charges.

Hundreds of San Antonio students walked out of high school on Wednesday afternoon to protest the recent immigration crackdown under President Donald Trump.