Robert Samarron

San Antonio police officers said they arrested a man accused of secretly recording workers at a veterinary hospital while they were using an employee-only restroom.

As a part of its Valentine’s Day special, San Antonio Pets Alive! said finding a “fur”-ever companion may be easier than before.

An emergency food pantry on the West Side, strictly operated by volunteers, is reminding people and families living paycheck-to-paycheck that they should never be ashamed to seek help.

So long to quick goodbyes at the curb of San Antonio International Airport.

The Locke Hill Feed, Pet & Lawn Supply owner gives us some insight into what we might need to get started with a backyard chicken coop.

Peter Cortez started raising chickens in his backyard in 2017. His first few years didn’t go so well; it was a learning curve, but he quickly caught on.

A man was sentenced to 10 years in prison on Monday for robbing and fatally shooting a 20-year-old man in 2023.

Finding affordable counseling services can be costly and challenging for families — but for a limited time, couples can receive a free 45-minute session at the YMCA of Greater San Antonio.

The Floresville Independent School District has taken a big step toward shorter school weeks.

A dog seized by Bexar County sheriff’s deputies after the mauling of a man Thursday had attacked once before, according to an arrest affidavit and people who live in the far Northwest Side neighborhood.

A woman arrested in connection with what San Antonio police initially believed was an abandoned baby case could soon be released from jail.

The San Antonio Fire Department is encouraging people to be especially careful in the wake of a carbon monoxide poisoning case that left seven people hospitalized.