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The Esperanza Peace and Justice Center, the Mexican American Unity Council and Opportunity Home San Antonio received nearly $3 million.

The Alamo Branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers will collect food donations from residents on Saturday, May 11.

Cuellar said he and his wife, Imelda, are innocent, and that he is still seeking reelection this November.

In 2022, the FBI raided Cuellar's Laredo home and campaign office.

Better oversight by everyday people is the way to hold city leaders accountable.

Plaintiff Alexander Lance alleged a San Antonio police officer shot him with crowd-control rounds even though he offered no provocation.

The man, 20, was accused of saying he'd unleash a 'day of retribution' on a right-wing event because it didn't invite white supremacist Nick Fuentes.

The students asked their school administrations to 'publicly oppose' an order from Gov. Greg Abbott asking universities to rein in speech about the Israel's invasion of Gaza.

'Now he got 20 arms and 10 legs,' one person commented on the clip.

The suspect's mother has launched a GoFundMe to help cover funeral costs.

A consortium at the University of Texas Health Science Center will study ways to treat military personnel and vets affected by trauma and related psychological wounds.

SAPD Chief William McManus said Fiesta attendees can expect bag checks at Market Square next year.

The incident took place early Sunday morning as Fiesta was winding down.

Alvaro Ramirez III was arrested by Bexar County deputies on a misdemeanor family violence charge.

Councilwoman Gavito proposed the measure after Medical Center-area residents complained about a neighbor attempting to remove wild peacocks.

The recognition from the Texas Travel Awards follows a string of big projects and announcements from the facility.

San Antonio's city attorney said the suit was premature because council hasn't yet determined how the fund will be spent.

A story about San Antonians trolling the city for its online guidance on how to access one of Fiesta's most popular events also got a lot of attention.

An event touting the World Naked Bike ride and featuring both a man and woman baring all was on the mag's site since late last year.

The protest remained peaceful despite organizers saying UTSA administrators told them certain chants and words were off limits.