A West Side pedestrian was critically injured after a driver struck him in a marked crosswalk on South Zarzamora and fled, police say.

Mostly clear and muggy this morning with highs near 91°F. Storm chances return Tuesday and increase midweek.

San Antonio's Darkhive won a nearly $50 million Pentagon APFIT award to scale drone production and battlefield communications, with company leaders citing factory and hiring plans.

James Talarico packed Paper Tiger in San Antonio, pushed back at Ken Paxton and pointed to early polling that shows a tight Senate race in Texas. The event doubled as a local organizing push.

Pride Center San Antonio is leaving its downtown home because of redevelopment and has launched a $100K emergency fundraiser while it moves to a temporary Government Hill location.

One year after Seaman Angelina Resendiz vanished from a Norfolk barracks, the sailor accused in her death may take a plea as her mother demands a public Navy inquiry.

Seguin police investigated a reported shooting at the Walmart on Highway 123 Thursday evening. Officers were on scene and residents were asked to avoid the area while detectives worked.

Northside ISD is asking families to pre-register students for 2026–27 bus service by June 30 to guarantee first‑day pick‑up. Late sign-ups may mean a stop isn’t assigned for up to two weeks.

Eagle Pass police say a man was found dead at Camp Eagle and investigators have sealed off the scene. Authorities have released few details while the inquiry continues.

City discipline paperwork shows Officer Michael Schwab served a 20‑day suspension after accepting a phone call from a jailed suspect accused of child sexual assault.

Bexar County deputies arrested three men this week after linking them to a series of robberies and burglaries; investigators say firearms and stolen property were recovered.

Two 18-year-olds were arrested after deputies say they burglarized cars across the far West Side; surveillance footage and a crashed stolen pickup led to arrests.

A house explosion near U.S. 87 outside Fredericksburg shook homes and sent several people to hospitals as authorities investigate. Emergency crews remain on scene.