Sal Salazar

Animal Care Services started an overnight shift nearly a year ago. Officers on that shift see everything from bats, to dogs and cats, to snakes.

A mom whose son is in cancer remission is filling a gap she found when he was getting chemo. She's making specialized shirts for kids all over the world.

Edgewood ISD police said they arrested a man who was high on meth and standing outside of a West Side elementary school with a loaded shotgun and extra ammunition.

The first center to support the cultural restoration of the American Indian peoples of South Texas is getting a permanent location after nearly three decades of serving the community.

In a near unanimous voice vote Thursday, the San Antonio City Council passed a new “Proactive Apartment Inspection Program,” which stems out of the attention that properties with numerous citations like Seven Oaks Apartments attracted in the summer of 2022.

The Art of Four Art Initiative was selected last fall by the San Antonio River Authority to create special murals that will be placed along the San Pedro Creek.

D’Lanny Chairez’s next court date is scheduled for March 20 and her attorney is seeking a reduction in bond.

A two-story home that was being remodeled on the city’s far South Side was destroyed by a fire early Friday morning, according to the San Antonio Fire Department.

It was a positive January jobs report for San Antonio and surrounding areas in the latest Workforce Solutions Alamo jobs report.

Since 2019, there’s been a proposed bill hoping to end hair discrimination when it comes to natural hairstyles and textures.

A rescue kennel run out of a home on the far Northwest Side is under investigation by Bexar County Animal Control Services after 39 animals were found in poor conditions, and three dogs were found dead.

Though the number of asylum seekers has plummeted in the past two months, the City of San Antonio could end up leaving its Migrant Resource Center open through the end of the year.