Matthew Craig

It’s back to the drawing board to decide if hundreds of San Antonio residents will have to move.

Kaitlyn Chism has been dealing with her mental health journey for more than two decades, and she’s only 28 years old.

San Antonio’s emerging Krampus tradition is expanding beyond winter as organizers bring the mythological figure to this year’s Fiesta celebrations.

Over a week after a person infected with measles entered a religious center, Atascosa County warned residents of a potential exposure.

What was meant to be an ordinary night of youth baseball turned into a scene of panic and fear as gunfire erupted near Seguin Little League fields Monday evening, sending players, coaches and families scrambling for safety.

One week after her brother’s death, Princess Frago said she’s holding on to memories of his love and humor.

An East Side neighborhood is on edge after a violent altercation unfolded on Sunday in a cul-de-sac, raising ongoing concerns about safety and repeated disturbances at one home on the block.

One day after a 14-year-old Brewer Academy student was shot and killed near campus, school resumed in session as usual.

A well-decorated Navy veteran died by suicide outside the Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital on April 7 in what his father believes was an outcry against the Department of Veterans Affairs and

One year ago, Graciela Angel never made it home after walking down the sidewalk next to Potranco Road.

A man with disabilities abruptly stopped receiving Social Security benefits in late March and early April because the administration inaccurately marked him as deceased.

Mariadelis Labrador Siles, 28, died of a stab wound to the chest. Investigators found her body on March 12.