Garrett Brnger

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff have directed non-essential businesses to close and directed residents to remain in their homes in hopes of slowing the spread of the new coronavirus.

A woman who walked out of a San Antonio nail salon without paying said she was dragged out of her truck when she tried to leave.

The men were arrested on the city's North Side after they stole $98,400 from an ATM, according to a court document.

Hate may have burned down the Victoria Islamic Center, but love and compassion will see it built again.

The eight days since her daughter was killed in a drive-by shooting have been a whirlwind for Jacqueline Vega, who takes at least some solace in the arrest of an 18-year-old man.

Police say they got away at gunpoint a month ago, but now a couple is now facing charges for robbing a southwest side Target. Keelan Jones and Kirsten Aune each face a single charge of aggravated robbery from Aug. 21 where they allegedly pulled a gun on Target employees after being confronted about stealing.

A woman was run over and dragged by a car pulling out of a private drive she was crossing while on her skateboard.

It was a hero's welcome Saturday for 40 veterans returning to San Antonio, not from war but from Washington, D.C.

A father is facing charges after he and a 4-year-old boy were found Saturday afternoon at a motel in the Northeast side of San Antonio, authorities said.

The search resumes Monday for a missing Houston man after he was last seen throwing his life jacket to his daughter after both fell into the water at Canyon Lake.

Charging along the top of the dam, Adan Sanchez leaped into the churning waters of the Comal River to save a stranger.