Jogger, 72, dies after she was struck by vehicle in Northwest Side neighborhood, police sayA jogger who was struck on a street in a Northwest Side neighborhood has died, according to the San Antonio Police Department.
Southtown business owner says fire that destroyed building sparked drive to rebuild better than everA Southtown business owner said she is devastated but focused on the future after a fire destroyed the building in which she worked for years.
GRAPHIC: Abused dog found with rubber bands ‘burrowed’ deeply into skinSomeone wrapped rubber bands around a dogs muzzle and testicles, causing severe injuries.
Neighbors see South New Braunfels, Steves avenues as problem intersection Those who live and work near the Southeast Side intersection of South New Braunfels and Steves avenues say walking and driving in the area can be risky.
San Antonio teen writes self-published book for a bigger purposeSan Antonio is now represented in the New York Times’ first-ever personal narrative essay contest, thanks to a Saint Mary's Hall student.
Fifth grade musician with prosthetic honors late father by playing violinThe Northside Independent School District says they have a legendary student that walks the halls of Villarreal Elementary, inspiring others through a positive attitude a...
State, federal policies strive to mandate Holocaust educationThis week marks two big steps for the state and country to bring Holocaust education to the forefront.
Get an inside look at the Broadway tour of Miss SaigonGet an inside look at the Broadway tour of Miss Saigon
