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San Antonio police are investigating a murder in Shavano Park where a young man stabbed his grandmother, and a VIA bus fatality is under review after a woman was struck and killed. Voters in San Antonio and Texas also cast ballots in May 26 runoff elections, with key local races and primaries impacting city and regional politics.

San Antonio residents should prepare for a severe thunderstorm watch through Wednesday with heavy rain and flooding risks, while Bexar County voters track the U.S. Senate Republican primary runoff and Spurs fans gear up for a major Alamodome event. A local lottery winner has claimed a $1 million prize, adding to the day’s top news.

San Antonio residents celebrate a $1 million Texas Lottery win while awaiting runoff election results and a new affordable housing project opens on Lincoln Avenue. Spurs fans and voters stay engaged as the city faces weather forecasts of rain and tight political races.

San Antonio police are investigating a shooting in Universal City and a stabbing near the downtown Central Library, both prompting murder inquiries. The Spurs-Thunder Game 5 also dominated local sports coverage, with a young athlete spotlighted for her community impact.

San Antonio officials are reviewing a controversial redesign of Loop 1604’s traffic layout, while Methodist Hospital expands ECMO use amid staffing challenges. A fire in a West Side boarded-up home displaces residents and sparks debates over homeless encampments and city enforcement.

San Antonio police located a missing 10-year-old boy after an AMBER Alert lasting 12 hours, raising concerns about child safety in the city. Rapid population growth is also straining transportation systems, with major roads like Loop 1604 and I-10 facing severe congestion.

San Antonio -- A man sentenced to 45 years in prison for fatally shooting a tattoo artist, early voting wraps up for key Texas primary runoffs, and NOAA predicts a below-average hurricane season with coastal relief.

San Antonio officials warn of flash flooding after heavy rain from storms eased the city's drought, while a man was shot during a road-rage incident on the Northeast Side and three suspects were arrested for stealing from Home Depot. The Local Wire also highlights concerns over long-term drought management and a mariachi artist performing the National Anthem at the Spurs’ Game 3.

San Antonio police are investigating a shooting outside a North Side restaurant and a major interstate crash causing traffic delays, while Principal Maria Lopez faces DWI charges after a traffic stop. The city also announces new budget routes at San Antonio International Airport and honors fallen cyclists with a silent ride on the River Walk.

San Antonio residents face ongoing storm damage with power outages, downed trees, and flooded roads after overnight storms, while officials warn of more rain, gusty winds, and possible tennis ball-sized hail. A South Texas mother is charged with capital murder after her two children were found dead in their home, as investigators examine the family's history and complex dynamics.

San Antonio police are investigating a fatal car fire involving a mother and two children, with CPS confirming prior concerns about family safety. The city also sees a major journalism partnership between Texas Public Radio and the San Antonio Report, aiming to boost local coverage on education and public safety.

San Antonio residents are mourning two children killed in a burned-out car accident and honoring a student who died in Fourth of July flooding last year. The Spurs face the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game One of the Western Conference Finals, with fans eager for a packed Alamodome.

San Antonio faces a major flood threat with up to 6 inches of rain expected, prompting warnings for low-lying areas. The city also grapples with a high-profile case involving a mother accused of killing her two children, while students celebrate at the Majestic Theatre's Joci Awards.

San Antonio police are investigating the deaths of two children found in a burned vehicle, with mother Marlene Vidal charged in the case. Toyota plans to expand its San Antonio plant, set to create hundreds of jobs and boost the local economy.

San Antonio authorities are searching for the parents of a 3-year-old boy found near Franz Leadership Academy, while the city also works to redefine its cultural narrative through media and arts initiatives. Meanwhile, Texas counties and cities expand ICE partnerships, and small Texas metro areas lead in population growth.

San Antonio law enforcement is investigating a body discovery on the West Side, while the city's school district undergoes leadership changes with the superintendent stepping down. Governor Greg Abbott has also expanded his repeat offender task force to include San Antonio, aiming to boost law enforcement efforts in high-risk areas.

San Antonio police are investigating a murder-suicide on Southwest Loop 410, while a motorcyclist is hospitalized after a collision on the South Side. Texas Public Radio and the San Antonio Report announced a partnership to strengthen local journalism amid declining media resources.

San Antonio police have charged a teenager in the fatal East Side shooting of a 17-year-old, while a 44-year-old man remains missing after last seen on the far west side. The city also addresses bridge expansion impacts and recovery efforts following a storm that caused damage and one fatality.

San Antonio: A teenager is hospitalized after being shot on the North Side, while former police officer James Brennand faces pre-trial court over police accountability concerns. Six bodies were found in a Union Pacific boxcar in Laredo, and a debate over Texas eliminating school property taxes gains momentum.

San Antonio's River Walk is undergoing a public input process to enhance walkability, sustainability, and cultural offerings while preserving its historic charm. A first-generation student at Alamo Colleges is following her mother's footsteps to pursue higher education, showcasing local resilience and community support. UT San Antonio students are also developing a cooling project to improve bus c...

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San Antonio police are investigating a fatal shooting at an East Side apartment complex as they continue their inquiry into the incident. Meanwhile, Spurs Watch Parties are set to begin, and a nonprofit is struggling with rising gas prices impacting its operations.

San Antonio police are investigating a fatal crash on Loop 410 and a fire at an office building on the North Side, while local businesses thrive with Spurs-themed pop-ups. DoorDash also announced $50 million in gas relief for drivers amid rising fuel costs.

San Antonio voters faced low turnout and divided results in the May 2 election, while gas prices soared past $4 per gallon, straining budgets. A shooting in the TX Hill Country sparked community support, and historic Pig Stand diner in San Antonio suffered storm damage, threatening its legacy.

San Antonio police are investigating a shooting at a nail salon where a suspect was hospitalized after pulling a knife on an employee, raising safety concerns in the area. Civil rights groups are suing a Texas law that allows local police to deport individuals without federal oversight, arguing it targets marginalized communities.