Two individuals died in a house fire on San Antonio's West Side, despite firefighters' efforts to rescue them from the burning home. The cause is under investigation.

A "coming soon" sign at Alamo Ranch suggests Richie's Hot Chicken will open a second San Antonio location at 11310 Culebra Road. The mini‑chain already runs a Huebner Road storefront after starting here as a food truck.

Three Corpus Christi officers were wounded while trying to arrest a homicide suspect; one remains in critical condition as the investigation continues.

Switchfoot and Candlebox will headline the Fiesta Oyster Bake April 17–18 at St. Mary’s University. Pre‑sale tickets start Feb. 2 with VIP options available.

A 49-year-old woman was killed early Sunday after being struck on Culebra Road; police are searching for a light-colored truck driver who fled the scene.

Two Corpus Christi officers were shot, and a third was injured while apprehending a homicide suspect. The suspect also got injured and was hospitalized.

Telise Armke, 56, was sentenced to 30 months in prison for wire fraud and must pay over $1.25 million in restitution for defrauding an elderly couple.

One person died and three were critically injured in a crash involving a minivan and an 18-wheeler near San Antonio Airport. Traffic was affected for hours.

BCSO arrested Ruby Delarosa, a fugitive, at a faux dispensary. They found narcotics, including 60 pounds of marijuana and weapons, and now she faces multiple charges.

A Brownsville jury's guilty verdict led to four-month prison terms for the owners of Abby’s Bakery after prosecutors said workers were housed in cramped, unsafe quarters. The case has stirred debate across the Rio Grande Valley.

Bexar County honors Tejano and Norteño music icons, including posthumous recognition for Flaco Jiménez and Johnny Rodriguez, and praise for living legends like Jay Perez.

A new North Central spot is serving Nepalese momos, Indian curries and Tibetan snacks with a fast-casual twist and veteran-owned roots.

Governor Greg Abbott received the "Back the Blue" Award at a Dallas police event, where he affirmed his commitment to law enforcement and highlighted legislative successes.