Barnes & Noble is expanding, planning to open 60 stores in 2026, after a successful 2025, with a new location set for San Antonio. Their growth follows a local-focused strategy after years of closures.

Four years since Lina Sardar Khil's disappearance in San Antonio, her family and community continue to seek answers, with a recent gathering to honor her and a reward increase for information.

Arthur Flores was arrested after a traffic stop turned into a pursuit, where San Antonio Police found multiple firearms and cocaine on him. He faces several charges.

A 38-year-old man struck on the I-35 north frontage road in New Braunfels was hospitalized and later died; NBPD's Traffic Unit is investigating.

Bexar County Sheriff’s corporal, Denisse Villalobos, was arrested on family violence charges and faces termination. She's the 14th arrest in the department this year.

Jim's Broadway location says it aims to resume round-the-clock hours between Dec. 26 and Jan. 1, a potential late-night comeback for the Broadway corridor. Company listings still show earlier closing times.

Katerina, led by chefs Justin Manzi and Greg Carter, is slated to open in Stone Oak in early January with a bold, approachable menu and curated drinks.

The Texas Education Agency has denied renewal for Essence Preparatory after three years of low scores. The school says it will not appeal and will help families find new schools.

Fog in San Antonio will clear by mid-morning today, with increasing clarity and highs around 76°F expected. Fog may reappear overnight, lifting early Sunday for a sunny day.

Bexar County approved $500,000 for a pilot program that will let Catholic Charities pay landlords for back rent, first month’s rent and deposits for residents in unincorporated areas facing eviction.

Governor Greg Abbott appointed seven experts to the Texas Nutrition Advisory Committee to develop nutritional guidelines for Texans, with terms extending to 2027 and 2029.

A San Antonio dealer says he hid GPS trackers in tools and a generator, watched a theft live, and tipped off police — officers recovered the items and the probe continues.

A Houston man was sentenced to 14 years for smuggling 31.4 kg of high-purity meth through Eagle Pass, Texas. He pled guilty to drug trafficking charges.