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The first meeting was held at the Davis Scott Family YMCA in Precinct 4; those in attendance had concerns with roadways, sewage, and homelessness, but the elephant in the room was the recent uptick of shootings between suspects and law enforcement.

A local boxing gym that has been a positive and safe space for teens faces an uncertain future as its landlord threatens to shut it down.

There hadn’t been a public tour of the tower since 2001.

A school supply drive is less than two weeks away, but a local ministry needs help to make the event successful.

A local nonprofit that believes in the power of art and creativity to heal is changing the lives of people in San Antonio.

OSHA's Wi-Fi connectivity program has been in effect since 2020, and the initiative has evolved to help with digital literacy and device distribution.

Unlimited play has helped open 82 playgrounds in 19 states each named after a child in their own community.

The organization has been hard at work setting the foundation for economic plans in our community. Chief Workforce Officer Romanita Matta-Barrera with Greater: SATX joined Leading SA to discuss plans for the future.

Tuesday marks one year since 53 migrants were abandoned in a tractor-trailer on Quintana Road and died. A memorial still stands honoring and remembering the lives lost.

People across San Antonio celebrated Pride 2023 with the Pride Bigger than Texas festival. The parade kicks off Saturday at 9 p.m.

This weekend has been filled with Juneteenth events to encourage people across the San Antonio community to celebrate freedom and unity.

Poet's Pointe is a new "pocket park" incorporating poetry and visual art.

A 10-acre field of bright, tall yellow sunflowers is in full bloom at Traders Village Flea Market.

The City of San Antonio is bumping up incentives to recruit more lifeguards and outdoor pool supervisors.

Meals On Wheels is in dire need of volunteers to deliver meals to senior citizens.

The community is invited to the Briscoe Western Art Museum for a day of free admission to the cultural arts experience this upcoming Sunday.

Two groups in support of and against Proposition A held rallies Saturday in San Antonio, encouraging voters to cast their ballots for the May 6th Election.

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Sunday marks the last day of San Antonio Sports’ Fiesta FitFest at UTSA.

Two public art projects left unfinished with his passing in February held special meaning for San Antonio’s renowned artist and muralist Jesse Trevino.

The video had more than 1.3 million views at the time this story was published.

After camping all weekend long, braving cold temperatures and soggy weather, San Antonians in city parks geared up for a big day of traditional activities and fun for Easter.

There figures to be a lot of smiling faces, color and clever decorations, and we want to see it!

Hundreds of people participated in Mike Taylor’s Barbecue Benefit Cook-Off at The Salvation Army Peacock Boys and Girls Club Saturday. Proceeds from the event go towards benefiting year-round operations for the club.

Thousands of people participated in the 27th annual Cesar E. Chavez March for Justice Saturday morning in the historical Avenida Guadalupe neighborhood outside of the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center.

Ramadan Mubarak!

Ramadan falls on the ninth lunar month in the Islamic calendar and is believed to be the month in which the Holy Qur’an was revealed to Prophet Muhammad.

The full story can be seen in the video above, which is part of a series where we are looking back at most-watched viral videos.

A waitress named Nicole at a Big Boy restaurant in Woodhaven, Michigan was trying to grab a quick bite of cornbread before helping a customer when disaster struck.

Kelly Garrahan, a resident of Titusville, found a creature with oddly shaped head and tail in her yard, which started disrupting her farm animals.

The City of San Antonio celebrated its non-emergency information call center with “311 Day” on Saturday.

Don’t be “O’shy” on this St. Patrick’s Day!

The nonprofit San Antonio Charter Moms is hosting the final “School Discovery Day” this Saturday, March 4, at Hemisfair.

The nonprofit organization, AVA: America’s Walking Club, will host two international walking festivals as a city-wide event starting Sunday at King William Park.

There are over 300 Police Athletic Leagues across the country. Their goal is to keep kids off the street and help them make better choices.

Jesse Trevino, one of San Antonio’s most-known artists, has died after a battle with cancer.

Several events are happening Sunday at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo, including horse cutting at the Freeman Coliseum Arena at the show grounds.

More than 6,000 cafégoers and coffee drinkers attended the 10th annual San Antonio Coffee Festival at Travis Park on Saturday.

Tree branches are littered across the hill country after ice from this week’s storm caused branches to break. Some of those branches struck power lines causing outages across Texas.

Texas A&M University’s 70-member Parsons Mounted Cavalry saddled up for the Western Heritage Parade and Cattle Drive in downtown San Antonio Saturday.

A woman whose home was deemed unlivable is staying in a warm place with electricity for the first time in two weeks.

Valentine’s Day is here, and we want you to share your special valentine.

It was a night this community will never forget.

The family of Maria Jesus Llamas says the skull found near the Poteet Flea Market in 2021, where her purse had been found a month after her disappearance, matched Llamas’ DNA.

High school students across the state competed in San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo’s Junior Pitmaster competition Saturday.

A school tradition was used to turn tragedy into hope after one student suffered burns to over 85% of his body.

The podcast features longform interviews and discussions with problem-solving members of our communities.

The community is coming together to support a woman and her four cats and other former tenants whose homes were deemed unlivable after a fire last week on the city’s North Side.

The non-profit San Antonio Charter Moms hosted “School Discovery Day” at The DoSeum on Saturday as a kickoff event as part of the National School Choice Week campaign.

Starting on Jan. 23, a bi-weekly podcast will supply listeners with deep dives into major topics that our reporting team from around the country is covering.

San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller held a special mass to honor Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI at the San Fernando Cathedral Sunday.

H-E-B is hosting a community-centered feast for the holiday season on Thursday.

Fourth-grade student Khloe Reininger wins this year’s Education Service Center Region 20 holiday card art contest.

What is referred to as the most wonderful time of the year can be the most difficult for others. Experts say the end of the year holiday season can possibly bring emotions of reoccurring sadness, depression, or anxiety.

This weekend marks six months since the launch of the new 988 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. The goal is to get immediate help to people in crisis.

Kimberly Rubio graduated from St. Mary’s University Saturday Magna Cum Laude with a 3.81 GPA and a Bachelor of Arts in History.

Sunday marks the first day of Advent, the first of four Sundays before Christmas.

Thousands of people gathered for the 41st annual Ford Holiday River Parade at the San Antonio River Walk on Friday.

While most people are at home enjoying Thanksgiving with loved ones, first responders are working to keep the city of San Antonio safe.

For the first time in two years, the Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner will be in person at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center on Thursday. Volunteers prepared for the event on Sunday in an effort to have everything ready for the big day.

The University of the Incarnate Word hosted its annual Light The Way Holiday Festival as the official holiday start event for San Antonio.

A Northside ISD bus driver dropped off a five-year-old boy at the wrong location Wednesday from Cable Elementary.

Suppliers will be conducting on-site interviews at the facility, and those interested are asked to bring a resume.

The Uvalde CISD Moving Forward Foundation and the Uvalde CISD Community Advisory Committee presented plans for the new elementary school to be built in Uvalde.

Family, friends, and the community gathered at the Tech Port Arena Sunday to honor the longtime local radio broadcaster Russell Rush.

For the first time since the discovery, a family is opening up about human remains found near the Poteet Flea Market.

The nonprofit known for delivering meals to San Antonio area homebound residents, Meals on Wheels San Antonio, intends to move into its $23 million new location by Thanksgiving, or by the end of the month.

Journalism students at the University of the Incarnate Word are making history at the School of Communication by receiving a record amount of 15 Lone Star Emmy nominations.

Julie Workman survived one of the deadliest mass shootings in Texas history.

This weekend, residents in Sutherland Springs and surrounding communities are preparing to memorialize the people who fell victim to the mass shooting at First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs five years ago.

National organizations and actress America Ferrera visited San Antonio for a parade Saturday to mobilize Latino voters to the polls for early voting.

A homeowner and her family are picking up the pieces after a fire spread throughout their home early Wednesday evening.

Our Solutionaries team has been working hard to find solutions for many issues plaguing our communities.

13th Floor Haunted House, in partnership with, Don’t Be A Monster, will host an anti-bullying night on October 22nd.

CPS Energy wants community input on planning San Antonio’s energy future.

Family, friends and members of the community held a homegoing service for 109-year-old Gertha Murphy Saturday at Mt. Zion First Baptist Church in San Antonio.

Pastor Frank Pomeroy of First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs gave his last sermon as the official church lead pastor during Sunday morning service.

Project Worth is a youth development program of the San Antonio’s Metro Health Department. The program promotes child and teen health and well-being by providing education focused on social and emotional development, collaborating with youth-serving organizations and schools, and empowering youth to reach their full potential.

A woman who turned to the San Antonio Food Bank for help was inspired to help others by setting up a food distribution twice a month for her East Side neighborhood.

After a big drop in face-to-face volunteering during COVID, Americans may be feeling ready to reconnect with their communities, whether it is building a house, making a meal, or mentoring a child.

One southside family’s long road to recovery is a little easier thanks to the support from the San Antonio community.

On Saturday, more than 400 volunteers came together with one goal in mind: to help folks beat the heat.

Following last week’s elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, you might still be experiencing some pretty loaded emotions.

As another heavy week winds down, following an elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, you might be experiencing some pretty loaded emotions.

Many school districts in the San Antonio area are providing free meals to kids throughout the summer.

Earlier this month, we asked you, readers and viewers, if you could relate to what’s happening in Ukraine.

A former San Antonio police officer is working with a local nonprofit to help connect youths with police in a positive environment.

The North East Independent School District is continuing its Summer Food Service Program, which provides free meals to children 18 and younger.

A question for you, readers and viewers: Can you relate to what’s happening in Ukraine right now?

Tuesday marks National Teacher Appreciation Day, so leading up to the big occasion, we had to ask: Who was your favorite teacher, growing up? What made that person so special and memorable?

Earth -- isn’t it a great place to live?

Considering this month is an important time to learn more about autism, we thought we’d ask you, our readers and viewers: If any of you have a close connection to autism spectrum disorder (perhaps you’ve been diagnosed, or you have a friend or child with autism), is there anything you wish more people understood?

Considering this month is an important time to learn more about autism, we thought we’d ask you, our readers and viewers: If any of you have a close connection to autism spectrum disorder (perhaps you’ve been diagnosed, or you have a friend or child with autism), is there anything you wish more people understood?

Can you think back on a teacher who impacted your life?

East Side residents want to see road improvements, more access to grocery stores, and improved quality of life but are worried about what they might lose because of those upgrades.

You’ve probably thought of growing your own little garden in your backyard (or maybe you already have), but what happens when that garden becomes more than just a fun side project -- and ends up helping the community around you?

We’re always hearing about people doing random acts of kindness: Paying for the person’s meal behind them at a fast-food restaurant or baking cookies for their neighbors.

Teaching new skills to those who could benefit from them is one of the core ways a time bank operates.