Vandegrift HS band trailer struck by train in San Antonio

A tractor trailer carrying equipment for the Vandegrift High School marching band was struck by a train in San Antonio on Monday afternoon. The Viper band is still set to perform tonight in the UIL State Competition.

Alamo Trust president resigns after Lt. Gov. Patrick calls for removal, new president named

Alamo Trust named a new president and CEO Friday after former president Kate Rogers resigned following a call from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick for her to step down after views expressed in her 2023 dissertation that seemingly disagreed with Republican leadership.

'Defend the Alamo': Patrick takes aim at Alamo Trust president over dissertation

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is calling for the resignation of Alamo Trust Inc. President and CEO Kate Rogers over past writings he said are “incompatible with the telling of the history of the battle of the Alamo.”

Texas secretary of state investigating voter rolls

Over 2,000 registered voters have been flagged as potential non-citizens by the Texas Secretary of State's Office.

San Antonio police shooting: 2 officers shot, suspect killed

Two San Antonio police officers were shot and injured and the person who shot the officers was killed, according to San Antonio Police Chief Bill McManus.

30+ children rescued in US trafficking raid amid growing crisis warning

Federal and local authorities rescued more than 30 missing children and uncovered multiple trafficking operations targeting vulnerable youth during a coordinated crackdown across Texas

San Antonio parents accused of abusing, murdering 10-year-old adopted child

A San Antonio couple, Jonathan and Christina Miranda, were arrested on capital murder charges in the death of their 10-year-old adopted child.

100-mile hiking trail could connect San Antonio to Austin

An ambitious project is looking to connect San Antonio to Austin. Not along roads, but along a single hike and bike trail.

San Antonio Spurs ready for upcoming season
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The San Antonio Spurs seem to be excited ahead of training camp starting this week.

San Antonio man faces prison time for threatening President Trump online

A San Antonio man pleaded guilty Wednesday to making threats against President Donald Trump on social media last month, according to court documents.

911 calls reveal more about June floods in San Antonio

911 calls obtained by FOX 7 Austin reveal more about what people were experiencing during the deadly flooding in San Antonio in June.