A 16-year-old was shot inside a home on San Antonio’s East Side Saturday night. Police have identified a suspect but no arrests have been made.

A 24-year-old man was found dead and another person hospitalized after an early-morning shooting on San Antonio's West Side, police said.

Soggy Sunday morning with gusty east-northeast winds; heavier storms likely Monday and Tuesday.

Family and police continue to search for the driver who killed Christopher Montgomery in a July 4 hit-and-run on Eisenhauer Road; Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000.

Cloudy and gusty Saturday in San Antonio; a cold front brings a 50% chance of afternoon storms and gusts up to 35 mph.

Hundreds packed Travis Park on April 16 as Fiesta Fiesta launched San Antonio’s 11-day celebration with music, medals and parades. The citywide slate runs April 16–26.

An early‑morning crash in a North Side hotel lot ended with two people held at gunpoint by an SAPD officer. Police say officers were patrolling after reports of car burglaries.

Royal Card House filed Chapter 11 after the Texas Comptroller froze its bank account over more than $400,000 in unpaid sales tax.

A civilian SAPD records worker was arrested after allegedly sharing an SAPD helicopter photo with an auto‑theft suspect and accessing other confidential files. The arrest raises questions about internal access controls.

A new icehouse and BBQ spot from local bar veterans is set to open in the former Jefferson Bodega on Donaldson Avenue. Cold drinks and small barbecue plates are on the menu.

Eleven dogs were pulled from a West Side house in filthy conditions and are now under ACS care. The shelter is urgently seeking short‑term fosters while animals get treatment.

A man was given a 20‑year federal sentence after posing as a teen online and sharing child sexual‑abuse material, prosecutors say.

City leaders advanced a financing option to keep construction on track for New Braunfels Utilities’ 77‑acre headquarters, with formal borrowing authority expected in May.