Alexis Montalbo

As part of the Trump administration’s federal budget cuts, the National Park Service (NPS) is facing significant reductions that could impact San Antonio’s historic missions, including the closure of the law enforcement facility at Mission San Jose.

The San Antonio International Airport is expecting hundreds of thousands of travelers coming to and from the Alamo City during spring break this year.

Inflation and high prices at the grocery store aren’t new for people in San Antonio, but several restaurant teams in the city said they continue to hurt business.

This year, more than 3,000 volunteers came out across 23 different sites across San Antonio to clear trash out of rivers and waterways.

The Parents as Teachers (PAT) program focuses on child development and preparing young children for school while also connecting families to necessary free resources.

A Tuesday brush fire that spread quickly and required the help of San Antonio firefighters and other agencies has been “contained,” city officials said Wednesday.

As firefighters battled multiple brush fires in south and southeast Bexar County, residents recounted moments of fear and uncertainty when flames threatened their homes.

A San Antonio city official said Tuesday night that residents are allowed to return to their homes in an area where a brush fire raged earlier in the day.

Senate Bill 3 would criminalize the manufacturing and selling of nearly all consumable hemp products that contain THC.

On Sunday, South San High School students expressed what Texas Independence Day means to them during a ceremony at the Alamo.

On Saturday, several San Antonio residents on the South Side stood outside the Cortez Library, waiting for a pop-up clinic meant to raise measles vaccination rates in the community.

San Antonio police arrested a 20-year-old man following a standoff at an apartment complex on the Southeast Side on Monday.