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Texas Rangers believe Camp Mystic leaders “recklessly caused the death” of the 25 campers and two counselors who died during the July 4, 2025 floods, according to search warrants obtained by KSAT on Tuesday.

Residents at Ayla at Castle Hills on the North Side said they have been without hot water for weeks. New management said upgrades are complete, but the system is awaiting equipment from CPS Energy before hot water service can be restored.

Illegal dumping has become a persistent problem for homeowners in a rural area of San Antonio’s far South Side, where residents say old furniture, construction materials and large bags of trash are routinely left along neighborhood roads.

San Antonio City Council approved its first property tax rate increase in more than 30 years. Here’s what the nearly 4% hike means for homeowners and residents.

One of San Antonio’s biggest Fiesta events will not take place in 2027 as the Conservation Society of San Antonio reevaluates Night in Old San Antonio amid financial challenges.

Residents in southeast San Antonio say rapid growth is bringing more traffic to roads that were not designed to handle the increased congestion.

Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the memories remain vivid for the Americans who watched the tragedy unfold and for those who answered the call to serve in its aftermath.

For the first time in Texas history, dove season opened on the same day across the state on Sept. 1.

The Fiesta San Antonio Commission took the first major step toward Fiesta 2027 on Friday evening, as five local artists competed to have their work selected as the festival’s official poster for next year’s annual celebration.

A San Antonio family says the air conditioning in their apartment at Four Thousand Horizon Hill complex has not been working properly since a storm on Aug. 28.

Air conditioning problems at Holmes High School disrupted several after-school activities, according to messages sent to families.

Drivers in northwest Bexar County say traffic on FM 1560 has become increasingly frustrating, with some three-mile trips taking up to 30 minutes.