Adiah Roberson will spend the next 40 years in prison, according to a decision by Judge Benjamin Robertson in Bexar County’s 226th Criminal District Court.

A 19-year-old woman is expected to take a plea deal on Friday in connection with the 2024 murder of a Sonic Drive-In manager.

A 19-year-old woman arrested in connection with a fatal 2024 shooting at a Sonic Drive-In appeared in court Tuesday morning.

This Friday is special for more reasons than one, but if you want another reason to celebrate, we have some weekend deals you can grab around San Antonio.

The fall season is just around the corner, and several places in and around San Antonio are offering deals for the month of September.

Sonic Drive-In is making the summer heat a little more refreshing with deals, new items and returning drinks.

Adiah Roberson, 17, was booked into the Bexar County jail Thursday after being captured in Dallas earlier this week. San Antonio police say she went on the run after shooting and killing Daniel Shrewsbury back in July.

A 17-year-old girl suspected of fatally shooting a Sonic Drive-In manager in San Antonio was arrested Tuesday, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.

“Lettuce” celebrate National Cheeseburger Day with a good old-fashioned cheeseburger this Wednesday.

San Antonio police are still searching for Adiah Namir Roberson, 17, who they named as their main suspect in the case. Daniel Shrewsbury, 33, was shot and killed July 7.

Loved ones honored a man who was shot and killed while he was working at a Sonic-Drive In.

A day after a Sonic Drive-In manager was shot and killed at the Northwest Side restaurant where he worked, San Antonio police released images of two people they called suspects in the shooting.

San Antonio police are still looking for the woman who shot and killed the manager of the Babcock Road Sonic restaurant during an argument outside the fast-food business. They're trying to determine if the two knew each other.

People around the U.S. are preparing for the total solar eclipse, and so are national restaurant and drink chains.

Did you know we’re about to have a total solar eclipse soon?

Sonic Drive-In wants to help celebrate next month’s solar eclipse.

A fryer fire at a Sonic restaurant on the West Side caused significant damage after its automatic extinguishing system wouldn’t turn on, according to San Antonio Fire Department.

A Chinese restaurant located on the city’s North Side was cited in late July after a health inspector witnessed kitchen staff attempt to put on hair restraints as the inspection was getting underway.

A man accused of groping teens while working at a Sonic restaurant in Castle Hills earlier this year has been formally charged.

The suspect in a shooting at a fast-food restaurant that left one woman injured has been arrested a second time, Uvalde police say.

A Sonic restaurant on the West Side is temporarily closed due to damage from a fire Tuesday morning.

Two men now are in custody, accused of fondling teen girls who worked with them. Police are seeking other possible victims.

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SAN ANTONIO – A fire that broke out early Wednesday has caused major damage to a former restaurant on the Northeast Side. A passerby noticed the flames and smoke around 3:30 a.m. and called firefighters to the 4500 block of Rittiman Road. They found fire coming out of the building, which used to house a Sonic fast food restaurant. At one point, there were more than a dozen fire units at the scene, including a ladder truck. Firefighters had to battle windy conditions to keep the fire from spreading to a gas station next door.

SAN ANTONIO – “Sonic” the hedgehog has found a new place to call home in San Antonio. The City of San Antonio Animal Care Services posted on social media Thursday afternoon, saying a resident found the little hedgehog roaming around her yard. ACS staff said Sonic caught the eye of one of their team members and he has since been adopted. “We’re so happy this little guy will be safe and headed to a new home soon,” ACS officials said. San Antonio police find quite an unexpected animal near park trails