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Residents living behind the migrant resource center on San Pedro Avenue have different feelings about their temporary neighbors.

One of the best places on Earth to see the annular eclipse next month is in the Hill Country, and emergency responders are collaborating to create a safety plan for the influx of people planning to visit the area.

Jaw-dropping news is in the mail for nearly 10,000 Bexar County residents who are dogged by medical debt. It's been forgiven.

A student was found with a gun Monday at Jubilee San Antonio, a public charter school.

Animal Care Services had a 33% increase in the City of San Antonio's new, $3.7 billion budget - more than any other department. So what's it promising in return?

Exactly 12 months ago, 49 migrants were flown to Martha’s Vineyard from San Antonio.

Robert Juarez, an Army veteran, has been hospitalized since Sept. 1 after a hit-and-run crash.

Unusual. That’s how a criminology professor describes the string of shootings of San Antonio police officers.

It’s been about three months since Gov. Greg Abbott had the multimillion-dollar buoys put in the Rio Grande River, and now a federal judge has issued an order to have them moved.

The US Dept. of Veterans Affairs is taking significant steps to encourage veterans to seek support if they are struggling with mental health.

Some experts in medicine and education are using the term “TikTok brain” to describe a situation where children consume so much 15-second entertainment that they cannot focus on long-form communication.

Former students, including some of the first African Americans to attend Alamo Heights ISD, share their experiences after the Supreme Court ruled segregation unconstitutional.