Two young entrepreneurs are growing a new cleaning business while making it a priority to give back to the community that helped shape them.
Because of Goodwill San Antonio, one woman is now doing things she never thought possible after years of incarceration.
A group of women, brought together by the excitement of paintball, is hoping to grow their community to spread more encouragement, empowerment and togetherness among women in this male-dominated sport.
The San Antonio Rising Stars program was awarded a grant that will use funds seized in crime to help turn lives around on the East Side.
Freezing temperatures on Tuesday night changed how one city nonprofit counted our most vulnerable neighbors.
Mary Lou Aguirre has called one North San Antonio street home for more than 40 years, but she said recent construction on Capitol Avenue made her feel trapped.
A new community center will begin construction at the site of a former one in a South Side neighborhood in summer 2026, according to a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
Hundreds of East Side families gathered at the Claude Black Community Center days before Christmas for an annual holiday giveaway.
The Jewish Federation of San Antonio said it is mourning victims of the Sunday shooting at a Hanukkah celebration on Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia, including some with local ties to South Texas.
Over a thousand families in need in our community will get holiday food bags put together by the 32nd Annual Irma’s Angels Project.
A woman living in a nursing home is sharing love and warmth with the community one stitch at a time ahead of the colder months.
The 46th annual Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner served a record-breaking 29,000 meals on Thursday.
Several LGBTQ+ organizations and allied organizations rallied together Thursday evening to fight for the rainbow crosswalk to stay in the Pride Cultural Heritage District.
Spurs Sports & Entertainment announced a $10 million investment to convert its former practice facility into the Spurs Impact Center, a multipurpose space dedicated to serving the local community.
Keith Harris was presented with a $5,000 check to help rebuild his mobile barbershop operation.
Volunteers with the Texas Ramp Project spent Saturday morning building several wheelchair ramps across Bexar County for people in need.
Tuesday is National Night Out, a time when neighbors are encouraged to come together and form alliances to improve their communities and make them safer.
A memorial fund has been created to honor the life of Suzanne Clark Simpson, an Olmos Park mother of four who went missing on Oct. 6, 2024.
A toy from Wisconsin played a crucial role in the relationship the San Marcos community formed with a one-year-old girl and her family.
The family of a 17-year-old girl who was shot and killed this past weekend is asking the community for help to solve the case.
A West Side youth center in the 78207 zip code is hoping to give as many at-risk teens as possible the opportunity to go on a free camp adventure, an experience several of those teens have never had before.
San Antonio nonprofits are pushing to improve flood response for people experiencing homelessness after two people died over Labor Day weekend.
A death inside the Bexar County jail has left one family devastated, but many others said they understand their pain.
San Antonio families stood around their own podium Thursday night, calling for accountability from the Edgewood Independent School District.
The Rey Feo Scholarship Foundation is teaming up with the SAC Law Enforcement and Fire Academy to offer scholarships for students training in law enforcement, firefighting, and emergency medical services.
Kendall County has completed its first 48 hours of cleanup after the Hill Country floods, but officials say the work has only begun.
The latest episode of “The Conversation” focuses on one of the deadliest cancers that you don’t hear about as much: stomach cancer.
Crème Coffee & Social hosted “Coffee for Kerr” on Saturday, a donation event supporting Hill Country flood relief.
The City of Boerne paid tribute to the victims, survivors and first responder heroes of the Kerr County flooding on Sunday evening.
Hundreds gathered Saturday morning at First Presbyterian Church in Kerrville to receive help from community partners, continuing support efforts that have grown since the Hill Country floods.
City of Kerrville Mayor Joe Herring Jr. introduced a new website on Saturday where residents can receive comprehensive information and resources following the recent deadly Hill Country floods.
South San Antonio once again demonstrated its heart and resilience through the Texans Helping Texans flood relief effort.
A San Antonio mother created a Facebook page called the Camp Mystic Jellycat Reunion Group to help families find stuffed animals lost in recent Hill Country floods.
Green ribbons have been appearing across the community, in Alamo Heights particularly, to honor campers from Camp Mystic who died or remain missing in the recent deadly Hill Country floods. The ribbons also serve as a symbol of support for all flood victims.
The recent devastating floods along the Guadalupe River have left the heart of Ingram’s community theater severely damaged, with the building’s floor collapsed and the indoor space now too unstable to enter.
Kerrville businesses and volunteers are leading recovery efforts after the deadly Hill Country floods devastated the area.
Multiple donation drives were held Sunday in San Antonio to support those impacted by the Hill Country floods that occurred during the Fourth of July weekend.
Businesses, sports franchises and many others have announced they would provide relief, resources and financial aid to the communities impacted by the Hill Country floods.
Thousands of ounces of donated breast milk are quietly flowing through San Antonio, saving the lives of premature and medically fragile babies.
Friday marked three years since the Quintana Road Tragedy, and community members are holding a vigil Saturday morning to remember the 53 lives lost.
The San Antonio Police Department partnered with the Lights On! program to provide light repair vouchers during a community event on Saturday.
A local couple credits the San Antonio community for helping their salsa brand grow, from selling their products at the Pearl’s Farmers Market to now being available on H-E-B and Walmart store shelves.
The Comfort Cafe, known for helping people recover from alcohol and drug addiction, is closing one door to open a new door to better benefit their recovery program.
People with serious mental illness (SMI) often admit their condition makes it difficult to maintain a job or relationships. Considering it’s not rare — 5% of U.S. adults suffer from SMI — how can they get help in South Texas?
Pride Center San Antonio hosted a vigil for actor Jonathon Joss on Sunday, a week after he was shot and killed at his South Side property.
Hundreds of people came to the Southtown bar Gimme Gimme on Sunday as more than just customers. They came as friends and supporters of owner Aaron Peña, buying plates of fajitas to help with his medical bills.
Out in the heat with nowhere to go — that’s the reality for hundreds of people in San Antonio without shelter.
After navigating downtown street construction during this month’s NCAA Men’s Final Four celebrations, some potential Fiesta-goers are expecting more of the same when the celebrations begin next week.
Leaders of state humanities councils throughout the country say federal funding cuts by President Donald Trump's administration will force them to scale back or eliminate celebrations next year commemorating the nation's 250th anniversary.
Have you ever wondered how much stronger a dog’s sense of smell is compared to a human? Well, the answer is why the Alamo Area Search and Rescue team uses dogs to help find missing people.
The La Vernia Independent School District transitioned to a four-day school week in 2023.
For the last 49 years, Joe and Donna Agruso have stayed together side by side, and they can’t imagine it any other way.
Corazon Ministries unveiled its new mobile medical unit on Friday, designed to provide health services to people experiencing homelessness in San Antonio.
As inflation drives up prices, local efforts are being made to provide fresh and affordable food to San Antonio residents.
The San Antonio Spurs marked a significant milestone with their inaugural “Champions for Change” event on March 5 at the Victory Capital Performance Center. More than 350 guests attended the event, which raised over $450,000.
Candice Mossberg said she remembers her brother, Richard Belmonte, for his heart and humor. Belmonte was hit and killed in a wrong-way crash on Jan. 26.
A Texas man said the future of his DJ career is uncertain now that he’s out thousands of dollars in equipment.
A local couple is doing their part to help our community by donating blood every chance they get.
San Antonio now ranks second in Texas for the highest homeless population, according to new data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Thousands of lights, inflatables and animatronics line the city leading up to Christmas. December is not the only month of the year when Windcrest comes together.
Elena Perez has lived with liver disease for 14 years. Now with a new cancer diagnosis, a liver donation could save her life.
Oct. 1st is National Night Out, and several organizations, including the City of San Antonio, are hosting events around the city to foster community.
CDC data shows the South San neighborhood has historically high rates of different illnesses and diseases. Doctors who practice there say they are trying to make healthcare more accessible.
San Antonio Parks and Recreation is hosting a community party and resource fair at the Hamilton Community Center on the Northeast Side this Saturday.
The Lakehills Community Center is hard at work to prepare for its biggest fundraiser yet. The team is just weeks out from the Medina Lake Cajun Festival, which will be held on Saturday, Sept. 28, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. This year, getting the community together means a whole lot more.
Hubert Brown acted as a mentor to 26 young people who worked in his East side restaurant this summer. Even during the year, he hires youth from the community to run the barbecue business.
Alice "Ma" Harper, owner of the Creole Kitchen that bears her name, says working is what keeps her going. She recently was honored for her 33 years in business.