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Proposed downtown ballpark gets initial OK; Students fall ill after drinking allegedly spoiled milk; Rep. Joaquín Castro discusses war in Iran

Rep. Tony Gonzales could face explusion vote: March home sales see some gains; Game 1 of Spurs' playoff run gets official time and date

Rep. Tony Gonzales resigns amid sexual misconduct allegations; Port San Antonio looks to attract more high-tech companies; Fiesta de los Reyes will remain free until Sunday

A recent study reveals the significant and largely unaccounted-for pressure that the rapid expansion of data centers is placing on Texas’ water resources. The number of massive data centers is surging in Texas, placing a strain on the grid. They are also demanding a lot of water that many areas just don't have.

The book "Los Adaes, the First Capital of Spanish Texas" explores the colonial history of this all-but-forgotten Spanish fort and mission.

15-year-old student fatally shoots himself, injures teacher; New SNAP restrictions begin tomorrow; SA councilman talks data center regulation

As the United States’ space program is heading back to the moon — we hear from Eileen Collins — a retired NASA astronaut. Collins was the first woman to pilot the Space Shuttle and the first to command a Space Shuttle mission. A new documentary “Spacewoman” tells the story of this NASA pioneer. She tells us about her time in space and what the future might hold for space exploration.

Preliminary investigation gives details on Bulverde school shooting; Local commission to review design of proposed downtown ballpark; SA nabs two James Beard finalist nominations

The history of the Mayan civilization seemed to be lost forever when Spanish explorers first saw the ruins of the ancient cities in Mexico and Central America. Today with recent decipherment of their writings the story of the Maya can now be told from their perspective.

Southwest ISD joins general May ballot; SA Missions unviel renderings of proposed ballpark; "No Kings" rally planned for this Saturday