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It started with a call no one expected on a busy Tuesday afternoon. A cow was loose near Marktplatz, in the heart of Fredericksburg — and she was in labor.

More than eight weeks after floodwaters swept through parts of the Hill Country, some Kerr County businesses are still trying to recover without state or federal assistance.

A man was taken into custody after he allegedly forced a woman into his vehicle at gunpoint near St. Mary’s Strip, according to a San Antonio police report.

As students head back to class, more are considering trade schools and two-year programs as an alternative to a traditional four-year college path.

More than a year after floodwaters destroyed her Hill Country salon, AJ Nelson has reopened Vintage Hair Co. in the same Ingram location — even after another flood in July brought water back to her family’s property.

Community members gathered at Pieper High School on Friday to mark 25 years since the 9/11 attacks.

A field of 500 American flags stands in Kerrville this weekend as part of a community tribute to those lost on Sept. 11 and the service members who answered the call.

A San Antonio woman says U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers stopped her last week without an explanation and questioned her family about their citizenship.

Local advocacy groups say parents should be ready to have honest conversations with their kids about what a healthy relationship looks like.

Four suspects were taken into custody Monday in connection with a pursuit involving a stolen vehicle on the Northwest Side, according to San Antonio police.

The Mill Street Youth Center in New Braunfels offers middle and high school students a free and safe space after school, featuring activities like games, music and sports.

A 17-year-old boy was shot overnight while walking home from a store on the South Side, according to San Antonio police.