Morgan Fernandez, 41, is sharing her story of positivity and perseverance after her breast cancer diagnosis, hoping to raise awareness about the disease.

Mexican music icon Alejandro Fernández has announced a new tour that includes a show in San Antonio next year.

The rain just keeps coming at the French Open.

Since Benjamin Franklin organized the first unpaid fire company in America in 1736, volunteering has been as definitively American as Girl Scout cookies, blood donation and rushing to make something for the school bake sale.

Entrepreneur Joe Gebbia donated $25 million to The Ocean Cleanup Thursday to support the nonprofit’s efforts to remove plastic from the world’s oceans and rivers.

The oldest and largest public housing project in San Antonio will soon be redesigned, with the Aalzan-Apache Courts master plan set to be finalized in February 2023.

A Las Vegas woman says her son and dozens of other prisoners are on hunger strike over inhumane living conditions at Nevada's Ely State Prison.

A San Antonio small business owner says she can’t keep fighting the uptick of violent crime in her neighborhood and is being forced to close up shop.

Cuba’s deputy foreign minister is accusing the Biden administration of acting immorally and unfairly by keeping Cuba on the list of state sponsors of terrorism.

An Arizona judge has ordered three Republicans to pay $75,000 in attorney fees for filing a defamation suit against a former Democratic lawmaker “primarily for purposes of harassment.”.

The annual senior thesis showcase called Unravelled is filled with photography, paintings and installations.

Chamoy City Limits is using own product to keep cool after their air conditioning unit was stolen from the roof.

A San Antonio woman is turning her painful past into a bright and resilient future for victims of violent crimes across south Texas. Margaret Fernandez is the founder and CEO of the non-profit 3rd Street Closet.

Leylah Fernandez has beaten yet another seeded player at the U.S. Open to reach her first Grand Slam semifinal.

Canadian teenager Leylah Fernandez has followed up her upset of defending champion Naomi Osaka at the U.S. Open by beating another past title winner at Flushing Meadows.

Carlos Alcaraz is the youngest male quarterfinalist at the U.S. Open since 1963.

San Antonio Most of us could use a good spa day after being stuck in quarantine for so long. Monday on SA Live, Elsa Fernandez, of Eye Candy Boutique, shared different ways to recreate that spa feeling at home in a new edition of The Look. The different techniques that Fernandez shared for at-home facials are jade rolling and gua sha, which are both derived from ancient Chinese medicine. Alternatively, gua sha stones, which can come in many different shapes, are great for the various contours of your face. You will only make strokes in one direction with the gua sha stones, once again applying soft-to-medium pressure.

SAN ANTONIO – University of Texas at San Antonio student Josefina Fernandez remains quarantined states away, but she said she has anxiety after UTSA announced campus residents must move out by the end of the month. However, she said the trip ended in a nightmare after a school advisor informed the group they needed to self-quarantine away from campus. Fernandez said she is a campus resident, but because of the new changes, she is unsure what to do. She said “uncertainty really breeds stress" and advised anyone who is under self-quarantine not to fall into despair. UTSA is developing a plan to refund students on a pro-rated basis.

SAN MARCOS, Texas – Three generations of family had their first look at the Texas State University exhibit devoted to San Antonio's First Lady of Song, a title bestowed by another first lady, Lady Bird Johnson, to Rosita Fernandez. They came to her," said Ramon Hernandez, a music journalist and historian who curated the exhibit with much of the memorabilia given to him by Fernandez, herself. Hernandez was there as Diana Rosa Almaguer-Orellana, Fernandez's only daughter, saw the exhibit along with her son, Mario Orellana, Fernandez's grandson, and his 4-year-old daughter, Sonoma, Fernandez's great-grandaughter, who Fernandez did not live to see. "She conquered the music industry in Texas when it was almost 98 percent male-dominated, " Hernandez said. "I really learned how much she meant to San Antonio and the world of music," Orellana said.