Hannah Gonzales

Boerne ISD families will need to find an alternate route for the first day of school.

Students headed back to the classroom Monday morning at two of San Antonio’s largest school districts.

Families across Texas are using the state’s tax-free weekend to stock up on back-to-school essentials, from shoes and clothes to backpacks and notebooks, while saving a little extra at checkout.

A woman was hospitalized after firefighters rescued her from a house fire on the Southeast Side, according to the San Antonio Fire Department.

John Jay High School families should expect traffic changes, limited entrances, and ongoing construction when students return to class Monday.

Weeks after major flooding devastated Hill Country communities, Catholic Charities Archdiocese of San Antonio says help is still available for families trying to recover from losses that include homes, belongings and necessities.

East Central ISD will open two new campuses next week as the district works to keep up with rapid growth that officials say is expected to continue for years.

Los Pueblitos, a colorful shop known for handcrafted pottery, jewelry, clothing and gifts from Mexico and other Latin American countries, is closing its doors at Market Square after more than 30 years in business.

A worker was rescued Saturday morning after falling about 20 feet from the top of a silo onto a 30-foot scaffolding walkway at a Southwest Side business, according to the San Antonio Fire Department.

Back-to-school season is just around the corner, and for many families, the cost of supplies, clothes, and haircuts adds up fast.

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady for a fifth consecutive meeting, but borrowers may not be in the clear yet.

Recent rain across Bexar County has washed trash and other pollutants into local waterways, including the San Antonio River’s Mission Reach. Now, volunteers known as River Warriors are stepping in to help keep the area clean.