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A developer and a gun club on the Northwest Side have called a legal ceasefire that also permanently ends outdoor gunfire at the club, which has owned its land for over 70 years.

New court records reveal that a man accused of killing his estranged wife, shooting a San Antonio police officer and dying by suicide faced additional felony domestic violence charges in the months leading up to June 19’s deadly confrontation.

A seafood restaurant voluntarily closed for two days this month after Metro Health inspectors found several violations, including a dead animal that appears to be a rat stuck in grease.

San Antonio police are reminding people not to leave valuables, including cash and weapons, in their cars. They say they usually see an increase in car burglaries during the summer.

One year after a deadly flood swept vehicles off the road near Perrin Beitel and Loop 410, families of the victims and city leaders say progress is underway, but visible safety upgrades remain difficult to see.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced in a Thursday news conference that the total number of New World screwworm cases has risen to seven since last week’s breakout.

San Antonio looks a lot different than it did in 1999 — and not just because of what’s been built downtown.

A Vietnamese and Thai restaurant reopened after Metro Health ordered it to shut down and clean up an “infestation,” according to records reviewed by KSAT Investigates.

A corgi who went viral for correctly predicting the outcome of each game of the Western Conference finals visited San Antonio ahead of the NBA Finals.

A corgi who went viral for correctly predicting the outcome of each game of the Western Conference finals visited San Antonio ahead of the NBA Finals.

SAWS says a consultant it hired to examine the feasibility of relocating its Commerce Street chilled water plant, on the site where the city had proposed a 1,000-room hotel as part of a new sports and entertainment district, has said moving its facility would cost more than $300 million — roughly triple initial estimates.

Judge Joel Perez, who presides over Bexar County’s 437th Criminal District Court, sentenced Heather Rodriquez, 37, to 14 years in prison.