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The New Braunfels Planning Commission approved a zoning change for a housing development on the city's West Side. Though nearby neighbors are pointing to several concerns, they plan to take those issues to City Council later this month ahead of the vote.

Two men were shot and killed outside a Northwest Side hookah bar early Wednesday, according to San Antonio police.

A Helotes dog owner is warning neighbors to stay alert after his dog came home with unexplained injuries.

The Battle of Flowers Association announced the winners of its Texas history essay contest at the Alamo on Monday morning.

Students at the Agricultural Science and Technology Academy at O’Connor High School will be helping families on a budget celebrate Valentine’s Day.

A new exhibit at the Culture Commons Gallery spotlights 23 San Antonio artists — both living and deceased — in a collection that organizers said reflects the evolution of the city’s art scene dating back 50 years.

Gary Broach’s home is not on the floodplain, but on the Fourth of July last year, backflow from the Guadalupe River pushed a wall of water and debris into Bumble Bee Creek.

VIA Metropolitan Transit and city leaders are working to showcase the numerous ways that San Antonians can take advantage of free or reduced fares when riding the bus.

In January, the Center Point Independent School District opened the Pirate Bistro to the public for the first time, offering takeout or dine-in.

More than 20 galleries and studios at the Blue Star Arts Complex are getting ready for “First Friday,” a monthly celebration of local art.

People who live north of Canyon Lake are the latest group to stand up against large developers creeping in to the Hill Country.

Any Baby Can of Southwest Texas, a nonprofit that helps families navigate the challenges and medical care that come with an autism or intellectual and developmental diagnosis, has expanded nearly all of its services to Spanish.