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

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

Monday is the first day of tax filing season, and experts said this week could be an excellent time to get your records in order.

A high number of flu cases are normal for this time of year in South Texas, but lately, doctors in San Antonio are treating and seeing more patients with RSV or COVID-19.

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

Rideshare companies are gearing up for New Year’s Eve celebrations, with drivers preparing for a surge of requests.

Hundreds of people in Bexar County and surrounding areas may be eligible to have their criminal records wiped clean as the Texas Legal Services Center of Austin and the San Antonio NAACP Branch offer free expungement services.

Southwest Airlines passengers arriving from Las Vegas and Denver to San Antonio on Wednesday evening are pleased with flight travel.

People from all walks of life broke bread together at Travis Park Church as volunteers served hot meals to people in need on Christmas day and the eighth day of Hanukkah.

Friday marks one week since the deadly explosion at a construction company on San Antonio’s Southeast Side.

A woman is left with nowhere to go more than 72 hours after a deadly explosion on the far Southeast Side near K-Bar construction company.

The North New Braunfels Phase 1 Project on the East Side promises to improve bridges, sidewalks and streets, but people are ready to see that promise fulfilled.

The family of 22-year-old Joanna Baker wants justice for their loved one after a San Antonio man fatally shot her on Thanksgiving night.

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.

Nationwide, the Transportation Security Administration said they expect to screen as many as 2.5 million people. It would be a new high since the coronavirus pandemic.

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.

San Antonio police believe the man who was killed when he was swept away by rain water was 44-years-old. They won't release his name until his family is notified.

Police are trying to determine what caused a driver to lose control of his pickup which then fell off the elevated highway to the ground below.

Neighbors tried in vain to rescue a 68-year-old man after a fire broke out in his West Side home.

Kroger is returning to the San Antonio market after nearly 30 years by launching a delivery service complete with robots.

A local business owner and Ukraine native is donating all of the day's proceeds to help the people of her war-torn homeland.

At least nine families have been displaced due to a fire in a Northwest side apartment complex. Investigators believe a smoldering cigarette started it.

A house fire on the West side presented a double dose of danger after it burned through part of a power line. The line then showered down sparks on crews who were battling the fire.

A man who lives next door to a home that burned says he woke up to find part of his own home on fire.

A fire, believed to have been caused by an extension cord, has displaced 2 people from their home.

An explosion rocked a Southwest Side apartment building, sending one man to a hospital with burns and his neighbors running for safety.

San Antonio Water System crews responded to a a sewer spill that occurred at West Military Drive and Leon Creek, according to the San Antonio Water System.

A woman says her relatives and their neighbors had to make a daring escape from an apartment fire by jumping from balconies and climbing over patio walls.

A site east of downtown that originally was slated for development instead has become a mecca for muralists and art lovers.

A driver who lost control of her SUV, jumped a sidewalk and ran over two teens on their way to school has been charged with intoxication assault, Bexar County court records show.

San Antonio police arrested a driver who lost control of her SUV, jumped a sidewalk and ran over two teenagers on their way to school Friday morning.

Arson crews are trying to figure out what caused Reptilez Sports Bar to go up in flames.

San Antonio police believe a driver was speeding and lost control of her car. It slammed into a building, killing her.

A 22-year-old man, out on a late night fishing trip, got into trouble in the San Antonio River and had to be rescued.

A mural of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., acts as an inspiration for people in an East side neighborhood. It also has become a place for selfies.

People who live in an East Side neighborhood say they already are feeling the loss of two businesses that were destroyed by a fire overnight.

A 3D mural holds a special meaning for people in the Five Points neighborhood.

A neighbor says he tried to rescue a man from a burning apartment but thick smoke kept him from reaching him.

A local musician is forever remembered through the mural that bears his likeness.

A local muralist has come a long way since his humble and, sometimes, troubled beginning. Colton Valentine's work has gone viral on social media.

Firefighters struggled to communicate with each other while battling a garage fire in Fair Oaks Ranch. A fire chief said poor radio signals hampered their efforts.

Arson investigators are trying to determine what caused a fire that destroyed an apartment building, displacing eight families.

A West Side mural gives comfort to the mother of the man featured in it. Gabriel "Blue" Riojas was shot dead in 2015.

Teams of San Antonio Fire Department employees deliver doses of the COVID vaccine to people who are homebound.

Strong winds from a storm caused a couple's RV to tip over while they were inside and also damaged the roof of a motel nearby.

Two friends from Helotes decided to run along every street in the town in an unusual challenge related to the coronavirus quarantine.