Matthew Craig

San Antonio is bracing for a massive influx of people as the Final Four approaches, with city officials predicting more than 100,000 visitors.

For the last 49 years, Joe and Donna Agruso have stayed together side by side, and they can’t imagine it any other way.

Authorities are urging Cibolo residents to be on alert after a string of mailbox thefts and vandalism over the past week.

Glen McGehee was there in 1993 when the St. Matthews Knights of Columbus Council 8065 started the fish fry Lent tradition.

A fire at a Northeast Side apartment complex displaced multiple residents Monday night and left shaken tenants with unanswered questions.

Violeta Medlin said someone threw a rock at her car and it shattered her windshield. Now, she’s waiting for San Antonio police to catch who did it.

As inflation drives up prices, local efforts are being made to provide fresh and affordable food to San Antonio residents.

As San Antonio gears up for an exciting few weeks with Final Four festivities and Fiesta around the corner, city officials are taking steps to ensure safety downtown.

It’s been nearly two weeks since the Duke Fire burned through nearly 40 structures.

After 40 structures were destroyed from the Duke Road fire last week, the Atascosa-Bexar County Line Volunteer Fire Department said they are collecting donations to help people in need.

The Cibolo Canyons community cleared out 3,500 feet of overgrown and dead shrubs this week to help with fire prevention.

As the U.S. Department of Defense tries to ban transgender people from the military, a retired Coast Guard captain recalled living through the back-and-forth battle of being transgender while serving