A Schertz officer was fired after a complaint triggered an investigation into alleged sexual assault and official oppression. State investigators are assisting as the probe continues.

Relatives say sunken graves and weathered headstones at San Fernando Cemetery II have made holiday visits painful. They want the Archdiocese and city to explain who will fix the grounds.

Texas AG Ken Paxton opposes a College Sports Commission agreement, fearing it could give the CSC excessive power over universities, possibly causing revenue losses and affecting their legal rights.

Three female gorillas from Zoo Atlanta have arrived to take up residence in the new Congo Falls habitat, which opens Dec. 13. The arrival marks a major conservation milestone for the zoo.

Armando Flores, ex-Holy Cross teacher accused of recording people undressing, can now have supervised contact with minors after a bond modification despite facing serious charges.

Jacqueline Starks, 76, was arrested for a fatal hit-and-run from June 2023 after an indictment earlier this year. She is charged with collision involving death in San Antonio.

Texas AG Ken Paxton defends the state's Congressional maps at SCOTUS, seeking to reverse a lower court's injunction against their use, amid claims of gerrymandering.

Boerne's Dickens on Main event will cause road closures in the downtown area, including Main Street, starting from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Nov. 28 and 29.

Some San Antonio residents say new SAWS meters sent bills soaring while the utility says the devices correct long‑running underbilling and help find leaks.

Kendall County has opened nominations for the 2026 Made in Kendall awards to honor local manufacturers in various categories. Nominations are submitted online by December 15, with winners announced in January 2026.

CBP officers at Brownsville intercepted narcotics worth $1.8 million in three actions, utilizing canine units and imaging technology to find hidden drugs in vehicles.

The U.S. Marshals are searching for Juan Ramirez‑Vasquez after he allegedly failed to report to a San Antonio halfway house. Authorities released his description and a tip line.

A pedestrian in San Antonio was killed by a suspected drunk driver who has now been charged with intoxication manslaughter. The victim, Robert A. Flores, Jr., suffered blunt force injuries.