Images of police officers with dogs, beating through brush, may be what comes to mind when there is an unsolved missing persons case.

During part of Thanksgiving week this year, San Antonio police made nearly a 30% increase in DWI arrests compared to the same date range last year.

The owner of Guillermo's in downtown San Antonio is worried tariffs and continued downtown construction could spell trouble for other businesses.

An Elemendorf man accused of beating a woman with a metal pipe outside his home in 2022 was found not guilty by a jury Wednesday.

People along Dhaka View street are trying to make repairs to their homes and cars after floodwaters swept through last Thursday. They say they've had ongoing problems there due to poor drainage.

Some collectors have thousands, while others have only a couple of Fiesta medals. It’s a tradition in San Antonio, but new to Natalie Garza.

Yulissa Valero, 26, died on Jan. 13, 2024, in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 35.

As the temperatures continue to drop around San Antonio and the Hill Country, Kerrville Fire Chief Eric Maloney said that his city’s situation appears to be improving.

A Bexar County judge sentenced a woman to 12 years in prison on Friday after she was convicted of running over and killing a bicyclist two years ago.

The San Antonio Food Bank feeds 15,000 people over three days of food distribution to families of local school districts, South San ISD, Northside ISD and San Antonio ISD.

The Texas Department of Public Safety said a 76-year-old San Antonio woman who was reported missing on Wednesday has been found.

Yulissa Valero died in a crash earlier this year. Now, her family is honoring her this Día de los Muertos.

San Antonio police say Adrianna Dolores Garza, 47, is the woman who was caught on camera in July sharing a high-five with a man. They believe the pair were celebrating after robbing and roughing up Jose Santos Hernandez, 86.

Shocked. Frustrated. Confused. Those are the emotions that Stephanie Garza, owner of Pup Pup & Away, felt after her business was randomly shot at around 2 a.m. on Aug 13.

The arrests were the result of the second police crackdown on pro-Palestine demonstrations at UT-Austin. The first protest, on April 24, resulted in 57 arrests, which were also dismissed.

Steve Nerio, 48, is charged with intoxication manslaughter for the April 20 incident that killed Amy Lee Garza, 44.

One San Antonio initiative has brought together more than a dozen bars that all offer free rides to prevent drunk driving.

National Public Health Week starts Monday and lasts through April 7. Cities across the country are offering people tips about how they can improve their health.

A San Antonio nonprofit is hosting a butterfly release ceremony to honor memories of lost children.

A couple in the Rio Grande Valley was arrested this week after attempting to sell a jaguar cub, federal officials said.

An open records request shows that 5,714 cases between 2022 and 2023 are awaiting indictments by the Bexar County District Attorney's Office.

A group of local college students tested their cybersecurity skills and competed against students from across the nation.

A San Antonio man has been charged after human remains were found in a burn pit behind a home in Atascosa County, according to the sheriff’s office.

In a difficult cycle for Democrats, the race was widely seen as the most competitive statewide election because of Paxton’s laundry list of legal troubles.

Rose Garza hopes what is now a desire to help flood victims in the state of Coahuila where she’s from will become an actual relief effort for the people who are still there.

Rudy D. Garza makes CPS Energy history as the board votes to name him CEO & President of the electric company. Garza will be the first Hispanic leader to hold this leadership position, according to a press release.

Minutes before Governor Greg Abbott arrived to Eagle Pass’ International Bridge II Wednesday, a group of undocumented immigrants defied Operation Lone Star efforts and crossed the Rio Grande River into the U.S.

Helena Garza is not only a senior at O’Connor High School, but she’s also both a certified phlebotomy and EKG technician.

Garza, a civil rights attorney from Brownsville, beat former Galveston Mayor Joe Jaworski during Tuesday’s primary runoff and will face the Republican nominee in the general election. A Democrat has not led the Texas attorney general’s office since 1994.

Rochelle Garza sued the Trump administration in 2017, seeking access to an abortion for an undocumented teenager. Joe Jaworski, a former Galveston mayor and a trial attorney for over three decades, presents himself as the more experienced candidate.

A Texas woman caught an alligator enjoying a tasty Easter treat on Sunday at Surfside Beach.

A woman is facing charges after San Antonio police say she was intoxicated at the time of a crash that killed an bicyclist on the North Side last week.

Merritt endorsed the top vote-getter, Rochelle Garza, who will face Joe Jaworski in the Democratic runoff for attorney general on May 24.

Neighbors tried in vain to rescue a 68-year-old man after a fire broke out in his West Side home.

Former Galveston Mayor Joe Jaworski and civil rights lawyer Lee Merritt are in a heated battle for second place and a spot in a runoff in May.

Garza, a former lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union, had been running to succeed retiring U.S. Rep. Filemon Vela, D-Brownsville. U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, D-McAllen, is now running for Vela's seat after redistricting made Gonzalez's seat more competitive for Republicans.

Congressional Democrats are going bigger than ever on the environment, with a spending package they're trying to muscle through.

A group of San Antonio middle schoolers say they're excited for the future after watching Jeff Bezos' historic spaceflight with crew members on Tuesday morning.

Texans were asked to cut back on their electricity use for a week because of “tight” power grid conditions, according to ERCOT officials. They still haven’t said what caused the plant outages.

Converse police have arrested a woman accused of abandoning her three adopted children for nearly two weeks.

For the second mild spring day in a row, officials with the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, or ERCOT, said Wednesday that they were dealing with tight energy grid conditions.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A Houston family is counting their blessings after surviving the Christmas Day explosion in Nashville. The family had rented an Airbnb, which was located just a half-block from where the explosion happened. Garza said the building that housed her family began to shake from the impact. We heard a loud, loud, loud explosion.”The window near the bed where Garza and her husband were sleeping popped out of the frame as well. The family said they hope to revisit the Airbnb to gather some of their belongings after the curfew for downtown Nashville ends Sunday night.

Burgeon Plant Co. rooted out of a cargo truck when they first launched in the summer of this year. It just forces us to pause and slow down, to take care of something outside of ourselves.”The most popular purchase among plant lovers are called snake plants, a low-maintenance option. The most popular purchase among plant lovers are called snake plants, a low-maintenance option. Garza and Rivera said they’re thankful for the outpouring of support from San Antonio plant lovers and plan to soon expand their services. For more on Burgeon Plant Co., click here.

When Delicia Garza’s newborn daughter underwent surgery, an operation that required an overnight hospital stay, the San Antonio woman said it felt like the walls were closing in on her.

Anna Garza, 46, poses with her three children at their home in Weslaco. Garza is facing eviction if her unemployment benefits dont come through soon. After so many months of isolation and job loss, hundreds of thousands of Texans, like Anna Garza, are just trying to stay afloat financially and emotionally. Garza has anxiety and depression and could be facing eviction from her Weslaco rental after losing her job. How to get helpTexas COVID-19 Mental Health Support Line: 833-986-1919National Alliance on Mental Illness Texas: 512-693-2000Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administrations National Helpline: 800-662-4357

(Narwhal Sensory Box)Sofa Garza, mom of two boys and owner of Narwhal Sensory Boxes, started the business in November of 2019. According to Garza, Narwhal Sensory Boxes promote your little ones creativity, imagination and exploration while stimulating their senses, (Copyright 2020 by KSAT - All rights reserved.) Our little ones learn through play, Garza said. Play is important for healthy brains, bodies and social connections. The sensory boxes also encourage independent and open-ended play. Each box includes homemade play dough scented with essential oils to provide the benefits of the oils into your little ones play, Garza said.

SAN ANTONIO Editors note: Election results will begin to populate on this page when early voting results are released at 7 p.m. (CST) on July 14. Background:Garza received 33% of the vote in March and will face Allen, who received 26% of the vote. The seat is currently held by incumbent Democratic Congressman Joaquin Castro, who has won handily in the last several general elections. You can find additional election results by scrolling to the bottom of this page. For more election coverage, go to our Vote 2020 page or sign up for our free election newsletter.

More than half a million students in Texas, 9.6%, receive special education services through public schools. While general education across Texas has geared back up with online classes for students stuck at home, special education is adapting slowly. More than two years ago, a federal investigation concluded Texas was illegally failing to provide thousands of students with adequate special education, and mandated fast improvements. With the arrival of COVID-19, Texas special education students are likely to fall even further behind as frayed parents try to keep up with their learning while juggling the other challenges of the shutdowns. But that doesn’t mean you offer nothing,” said Kristin McGuire, director of governmental relations at the Texas Council of Administrators of Special Education.

Brooks County dispatchers often receive calls from illegal immigrants who are lost in brush and desperately seeking help. BROOKS COUNTY, Texas – Illegal immigrants overcome by the South Texas heat often call Brooks County 911, triggering an all-out search by sheriff’s deputies and U.S. Border Patrol. We’re not going to let them die out here,” said Rey Rodriguez, Brooks County sheriff. “Yes, yes,” he said. “Vargas, Vargas,” Angel kept repeating a name scrawled on a fence post.