Inmate Victor Cadena died in hospital from injuries sustained in an alleged robbery. Investigations into his death are ongoing, following the protocols of the Sandra Bland Act.

San Antonio is experiencing unseasonably warm weather with sunny skies expected throughout the week, with highs near 90 degrees and lows in the upper 60s. Minimal wind changes are predicted.

Ricardo Michael Haymon is charged with murdering Ricardo Contreras outside a San Antonio gas station, resulting from a domestic dispute involving Haymon's ex-girlfriend.

A construction worker was killed by a truck at a Medina County site. Turner Construction halted work for an investigation and offered condolences and counseling to employees.

San Antonio is set for a week of sunny, mild conditions with clear skies and high temperatures in the low to mid-90s, which is perfect for outdoor activities.

Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates TP-Link for potentially allowing Chinese government access to American data, probing the company's claims of autonomy and possible violations of state privacy laws.

San Antonio's traffic flow improves with the opening of a new flyover ramp connecting westbound I-10 to eastbound Loop 1604, part of a $1.4 billion project to reduce congestion.

Felicia Polk reunited with Lt. David Holly, a firefighter who had changed her tire and prayed with her, during a fire response at her Smith County home.

A woman was fatally shot while in a parked vehicle in San Antonio; the shooter, who fled in a white sedan, remains at large. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Firefighters quickly contained a major house fire on San Antonio's south side, preventing damage to neighboring properties, with no injuries reported and the fire's cause under investigation.

San Antonio's weather forecast suggests a sunny week with temperatures in the low to mid-90s and a slight chance of showers on Tuesday.

Attorney General Ken Paxton is scheduled to speak at a Texas Tech Turning Point USA event, emphasizing conservative values to students and the public.

Texas Governor Abbott proclaims October "Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Month" and promotes the "One Pill Kills" campaign with NARCAN access, witnessing a 42% decline in fentanyl deaths.