An Arizona-based company claims it has a way for smokers to enjoy the pleasure of smoking with none of the health problems. But does that mean smokers can start using the electric cigarette in airplanes, restaurants and government buildings?
A cat's tail was set on fire, and a dog was burned by acid.
Thieves are taking advantage of the dark.
Animal Care Services making improvements, but some say more needs to be done.
Hot, dry conditions causing pipe problems.
Suspects made fake credit cards with stolen numbers.
Web site will be streamlined, easier to navigate
President Bush has issued a mandate that all U.S. citizens have an electronic medical record by the year 2014.
Plants were found growing in a closet; police searching for renter.
A 51-year-old man died Tuesday night in a head-on collision on the city?s Southwest Side.
Residents, officials are call for an end to violence on the East Side
A 51-year-old man died Tuesday night in a head-on collision on the city?s Southwest Side.
Child abducted from West Side home
The cake was part of a promotion for the new Batman movie.
The district will continue to provide free lunch to students who can establish a financial need.
The district says the new football stadium will be ready, but others question it.
Residents worry about slow response times.
Four years ago, a train derailment killed four people, and a judge recently threw out a lawsuit filed my the victims' family members.
Tapatio Springs did not comply with permit requirements.
Lawmakers say it's the ticket to the state's economic future.
A 6-month-old was included in those injured in shootings over the weekend.
Analysts say the parks will likely be sold.
She said the sign was racist.
BexarMet says a work crew forgot to turn the hydrant's water source back on.
Three people have been arrested.
Police say the suspect was ramming the officer's car with his own car and had the officer pinned.
A report to be released today reveals the percentage of middle-income Americans that will outlive their retirement savings and the major reduction in standard of living they will have to make to avoid outliving savings.
Lonnie Miller, 22, was shot multiple times and left for dead in his apartment on Oct. 22, 1991. If you have any information in this case, call San Antonio Crime Stoppers at (210) 224-STOP (7867).
Sister Yolanda Tarango is the first Latina to become the general coordinator of the Texas' largest Catholic order.
The Christopher Columbus Society held it's annual spaghetti dinner Sunday, to raise money for the 100 Club, which helps the children and families of San Antonio police officers and firefighters who were killed in the line of duty.
Some may think of them as a tourist attraction, but the old Spanish missions are the birthplace of San Antonio, and they need some help.
An elderly woman was shot in the neck, and another woman and children were injured by shrapnel in a shooting Sunday night.
A wanted felon was arrested after running his car into a police cruiser on Perrin Central, and a DWI suspect was also arrested for crashing into a cruiser on Interstate 35 near Walters Street.
A neighborhood is still in shock after a drive-by shooting Sunday morning that injured a 7-month-old baby girl.
San Antonio forecast for overnight and morning of Monday, July 14, 2008.
Police say a car pulled up behind another car, and fired off several shots. The second car hit a house in an attempt to get away, causing a gas leak.
San Antonio forecast for evening and overnight of Sunday, July 13, 2008.