Robert Samarron

Criminals convinced a local man that his wife had been kidnapped and he had to pay ransom. San Antonio police were able to reach the woman through her doorbell camera and determine she actually was safe. They say the kidnapping story was a scam.

New restrictions on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are expected to affect hundreds of thousands of people in San Antonio.

The completed bikes were given to SJRC Texas representatives so they can distribute them.

A judge has denied bond for a suspect arrested in connection with a deadly crash that the San Antonio Police Department believes stemmed from street racing.

Even with the higher prices for gas and plane tickets, some locals are going ahead with plans to travel. In some cases, though, those plans will be scaled back a bit.

Finding forgotten cellphones and wallets inside her vehicle are not unusual occurrences for Michelle Gallegos. Finding a child walking alone outside a vehicle, however, caused her a bit of a panic.

Let your kids use the power of science to hone their spy skills.

According to the Texas Department of Transportation, there were 35 crashes at the intersection of Toepperwein and Lookout roads in 2025. People in that area want a traffic light to be installed there.

Widespread power outages left thousands of people in San Antonio in the dark on Monday morning after strong winds swept through the area.

A long-term road construction project near downtown appears to be nearing its end.

An 82-year-old Baptist Health System patient says the hospital’s newest hybrid operating room helped save his life after doctors found a dangerous aneurysm.

A VIA Metropolitan Transit spokesperson confirmed the death of an individual near a VIA bus stop on Wednesday.