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City staff are expected to outline a potential agreement for the $200 million project next month.

Both United Airlines and JetBlue argued that the Alamo City shouldn't get the direct flight to Reagan National in Washington, D.C.

State officials ordered San Massage Spa in Castle Hills to shut down for six months.

Benjamin Netanyahu offered his vision for victory in Gaza during his hour-long speech at the U.S. Capitol.

The Ethics Review Board on Tuesday unanimously voted to move forward with an investigation into District 10 Councilman Marc Whyte.

Clayton Kloesel, an 11-year CPS staffer, died early Tuesday while working to restore power after storms hit the area.

San Antonio's Aquatica was the only amusement park in Texas to make the top 10.

The grant comes as interim Opportunity Home CEO Michael Reyes continues his overhaul of the city's housing authority.

A CPS Energy worker reportedly died early Tuesday while trying to restore power on the far West Side.

Serena Page and the boyfriend she ended up with via the show will split its $100,000 cash prize.

Three SA-area drivers-license centers disconnected calls due to what a recording called "high call volumes." Calls to a fourth center wouldn't go through.

PigPig has been roaming the streets of San Antonio since June and needs a home, neighbors say.

Gray worked at the ABC affiliate for four years before taking a job a Virginia in 2021.

Huertas revealed her departure weeks after the station announced the retirement of six veteran broadcasters.

The work involves feeding the more than 100 cats at Bear Den Sanctuary on weekdays and weekends.

Only 5% of movies in the National Film Registry are Latino-driven, and U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro wants to change that.

San Antonio International Airport reported 13 flight cancellations and 59 delays as of press time.

Nine-year-old Avery Quiroz is making waves with his 'Texas waterfall' hairdo.

If not enough people volunteer to host the friendly felines, San Antonio ACS will put some of them down.

Poll after poll shows Texas voters rank immigration and the border as the most pressing issues.