Four players and family members from San Antonio Empire Volleyball’s 14 Legacy team were injured in a car crash this weekend, the organization said in a social post.

It’s a legacy that continues to grow and be shared with new generations.

The city of Helotes is set to receive a $1 million food hall by April 2023, according to the San Antonio Business Journal.

Roots Food Hall will feature a full-service bar and four separate mini-kitchens

A man was injured in a shooting at an apartment complex Tuesday on the city’s West Side.

Cardona Welding Shop has built a 100-year-old legacy on the West Side led by five generations of family members.

The loved ones of a woman who died while trying to save others from drowning is hoping her story and legacy encourage safety and awareness for other families.

SAN ANTONIO – Everyone has a story. However, Deborah Omowale Jarmon, the Executive Director of the San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum, says the trailblazing stories of people of color -- have been historically harder to find. It’s why SAAACAM is hosting a tour in Eastview Cemetery on Saturday of local African American historical icons and the impact they made in the community. “They can expect a safe, socially-distanced tour,” Jarmon said. She was one of the founders of Delta Sigma Theta sorority, establishing the local chapter in San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO – A Topeka, Kansas, family is demanding justice after their loved one, U.S. Army Drill Sgt. Jessica Mitchell, was gunned down early New Year’s Day. The family said Jessica Mitchell was beyond loved by those who knew her. “She is shy at first but very positive,” said Mayo Mitchell, Jessica’s father, also an Army veteran. They had this to say for the suspect still at large:“Thou shall not kill,” Mayo Mitchell said.

San Antonio – A San Antonio man hopes to share his legacy of collecting and painting historic African American art to inspire others to never stop being creative. I see myself, clearly, as this person who has a strong sensei for creative things.”Edwards said he was inspired to start his journey of painting after his brother invited him to come to an African American art show in Atlanta. “They are one of the largest collectors of African American art in the country,” Edwards said. He even started a band and got a chance to entertain his parents for their 50th wedding anniversary at the San Antonio Majestic Theatre, which was once segregated. It made them the stars of the night.”Edwards said there is a reason why he does African American art.

In this Rodeo Remembers we look at the legacy Hadley Barrett left behind with the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo.