New Braunfels council consented to the Botanical Farm MUD, a roughly 250-acre district that lets Lennar pursue state approval and utility plans for new subdivisions. The packet names Green Valley SUD and GBRA as likely providers.

A San Antonio security guard is accused of arranging an armed robbery at a northwest-side game room, prompting an active criminal investigation. Authorities are reviewing video and seeking tips.

Fredericksburg and Gillespie County crews responded to a brush fire near U.S. 290 at McCarty Lane; U.S. 290 was closed and motorists were urged to avoid the area.

Family and church mourn after 14-year-old Isaías Treviño was fatally shot near his Kirby home; police are still searching for the shooter.

Harlandale High was put on lockdown Friday after a 911 call prompted a police response. The district called the move a precaution and said students and staff were safe.

San Antonio’s acclaimed taquería El Pastor es Mi Señor is opening a second location in Stone Oak; owners say inspections are nearly complete and a date is pending.

A child exchange at a San Antonio YMCA turned violent Friday when a man was stabbed and a suspect fled in the victim's vehicle. Police detained a woman and are searching for the fleeing suspect.

LEE High culinary instructor David "Dave" Terrazas resigned as NEISD investigates allegations of inappropriate comments and classroom outbursts.

After 20 years on Huebner Road, Luce Ristorante e Enoteca will close after the owner chose not to renew the lease. Final service is expected March 7.

Central Catholic moved to dismiss a lawsuit accusing the school of hazing and sexual misconduct; a Bexar County judge will hear the motion next Friday. The outcome could shape how far discovery reaches into sealed school records.

La Panadería confirmed new cafés in Alamo Ranch (Culebra Commons) and Southtown, adding two spots to its growing San Antonio footprint this year.

A two-vehicle crash on U.S. Highway 90 west of D'Hanis left a 55-year-old man dead and a woman hospitalized, troopers said.

KB Homes wants 131 homes on 38 acres off Hwy 46; neighbors warn of traffic, water and lost green space ahead of a Feb. 23 council vote.