Even as waters recede, the damage left behind tells a harrowing tale.

JCB will hire 1,500 workers for its new San Antonio Southside plant, focusing on local and unskilled applicants seeking career growth.

A controversial medal saying "Fiesta is Racist" is sparking conversation, debate in San Antonio after a rework and reissue 10 years later.

USAA is facing off against Regions Bank in another mobile check deposit patent lawsuit. The regional bank is arguing the case should be dismissed.

Texas-based Buc-ee’s accuses Duckees of alleged trademark infringement, but the Kansas liquor store denies all allegations, citing prior use doctrine.

Texas officials' deportation targets on Colony Ridge have left residents hiding in their homes in fear, local says. Colony Ridge CEO supports trooper efforts.

All of the U.S. Representatives from San Antonio voted against a spending bill that would prevent a government shutdown. One called Elon Musk a Grinch.

A Texas lawsuit accuses AI developers of creating chatbots that encouraged a child to commit violence against his parents over screen time limits.

Starting January 1, Texas drivers will no longer need vehicle inspections, but will pay a $7.50 fee during registration.

SA Impact Ministries pastor Mark Lugo says Krampus Parade is no good, calls on San Antonio mayor, city council, city manager to shut it down.

Global construction manufacturer JCB set to begin building its 72,000-square-foot, $500 million plant on the Southside of San Antonio in February.

A TikTok video of a mysterious objecting hovering over San Antonio raised questions about whether it's a UFO or a plastic bag over downtown.