Customs and Border Protection officers arrested Texas man Javier Antonio Calvillo on sexual assault charges during routine screening at Anzalduas International Bridge.

A man is in critical condition after his sedan hit a curb and collided with an 18-wheeler on I-35 South in San Antonio, necessitating Jaws of Life for extraction.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes a mix of clouds, sun, fog, and gusty winds, with temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to the low 80s throughout the week.

Heisha Freeman is appointed by Texas Governor Abbott to the State Board of Pharmacy, pending Senate confirmation, for a term until August 2029. She brings a diverse experience in customer relations and nonprofit leadership.

Helotes Municipal Court offers a 25% discount on active warrants for individuals who pay fines in full from March 1-31 as part of a warrant resolution initiative.

Gov. Abbott renews a disaster proclamation for Texas counties facing severe drought, allowing the use of state resources and suspension of statutes to aid emergency responses.

Corpus Christi has been recognized as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community by Travel Texas, highlighting its role in the state's tourism and economy.

San Antonio's City Council approved the Rosillo Creek TIRZ, aiming for inclusive growth and sustainable planning in the South and Southeast areas, with 5,000 new homes and commercial spaces promised.

San Antonio faces light rain and fog with a chilly morning; however, the weather is expected to clear up with sunny conditions and rising temperatures throughout the week.

A San Antonio felon has been convicted for illegal firearm possession after being found unresponsive with a gun and drugs in his car. He faces up to 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

A Bexar County Sheriff's Deputy was fired after his arrest on charges of 'Unlawful Restraint' and 'Assault Bodily Injury' following a reported family violence incident.

San Antonio opens Vista at Silver Oaks, a new affordable housing complex with 76 units for varied incomes, funded in part by the 2022 Affordable Housing Bond.

League City's Parks and Recreation Department is hiring for summer jobs, including camp directors, counselors, lifeguards, and pool managers, with specific age and certification requirements.