Matthew Craig

San Antonio city leaders are asking staff to research crisis nurseries, which are facilities where families can voluntarily drop off their children if they are undergoing stress and need protection.

Proposition 9 will appear in the November 7th ballot. If approved, it would give retired teachers a one-time, cost-of-living adjustment that was already partially approved by Texas lawmakers in the spring.

A service professional with Jon Wayne reported seeing nearly double the calls this summer because of extreme and elongated heat.

It's been three months since officers shot and killed Melissa Perez. The department is working to expand its mental health unit to increase its response.

San Antonio Food Bank volunteers dedicate their mornings daily to help prepare meals for migrants who have made their way from the border and are headed to other destinations.

More than a year and a half after the murder of Joshua Wardi, his family finally has some closure.

In early September, Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai said he would get to the bottom of the problems between the Bexar County DA and San Antonio Police Department. Nearly two weeks later, internal talks reveal there maybe a communication problem.

The San Antonio community is recovering from a night riddled with violence Saturday — a teenager shot while playing video games, another woman found shot in her car, and law enforcement using deadly force in two other incidents.

Jovita Idar was an activist who fought for Mexican Americans during the time of segregation. Decades later, she’s set to be the first Tejana to be featured on U.S. Currency.

About one-third of a mile of the Cibolo Creek in Boerne has been drained near downtown as part of a seven-month revitalization project.

Much calmer tempers prevailed during the crime safety town hall meeting hosted by District 7 Thursday night at the Doris Griffin Senior One Stop Center.

With record-breaking heat and ongoing drought, business owners across Comal County were concerned about what tourism would look like in Summer 2023. But the Canyon Lake Area Chamber of Commerce said they still saw business.