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San Antonio firefighters battled a two-alarm fire that heavily damaged an apartment building on the North Side, according to SAFD public information officer Joe Arrington.

The Comfort community is just finding out about a proposed development that could come to their community if the TCEQ approves a waste water plant along Highway 87.

Logan Bachman picked up his first instrument in sixth grade, the French horn, and he knew then that music was his calling.

The City of San Antonio awarded Animal Control Services more money than it ever had in it's most recent city budget. The goal was to increase call times, educate pet owners and help reduce the number of stay animals in the community.

State and San Antonio-area lawmakers have strengthened laws and ordinances to keep vaping products out of teenagers' and children's hands.

A Smithson Valley High School senior is leaving for college, leaving behind a close-knit community that helped him through a tough illness and a legacy organization that will help others.

The nonprofit specializes in autism therapy, parent training, bereavement services and case management.

Antonio Santana launched the podcast "Frontline Strong," where he discussed mental health; the podcast ultimately led to the creation of a nonprofit to provide mental health services.

The southbound and northbound lanes of Interstate 35 have reopened after early morning storms caused a surge of high water.

Daniella Thompson is internally driven to win, on the soccer field and in the classroom. It's that competitive spirit that is helping her shine.

Sophia Perez graduated from New Braunfels High School with tremendous accolades, but her lasting legacy is the smile and kindness she shared with others during her four-year high school journey.

A high-water rescue and subsequent road closure have affected the east and westbound lanes of the Highway 90 access road near Leon Creek, according to Transguide.