A federal judge in St. Paul called Michael Salas's actions “depraved, cruel, and contemptable” in a months-long extortion case.

Owner Tian Chun Lim has filed plans for a 12,000-square-foot buffet near Cherry Ridge Drive, with construction starting in November.

A federal jury verdict was expected Tuesday for Chandler Britain Bradford, accused of fueling a ghost-gun factory in Monterrey.

Three men jumped from a black SUV and opened fire on a Woodstone Drive unit, leaving one man dead and an 18-year-old shot in the ankle.

Nakia's “Stay Out ATX” returns to South Congress on Saturday, pairing rock and cumbia acts with a push to fund musicians' health care.

Cracked taxiway pavement and a cramped baggage area are getting fixed as federal grants cover 95% of the bill.

San Antonio’s forecast is stuck on triple digits, with highs near 100 Monday and Tuesday before 101-degree heat takes over through Sunday. Rain is essentially absent, making hydration and early outdoor plans the order of the week.

James David Bursott's $10,000 bond followed a January I-35 stop where eight migrants were found — but he's only charged with theft so far.

Pflugerville ISD posted zero F-rated campuses even as it prepares to shutter four elementary schools next year.

An 1855 Gruene Victorian will get a 1,297-square-foot bar and new porch, with retail tenant Iron Oak Apparel's future unclear.

Five shows hit the Alamodome this weekend, with a 25-foot triangular high wire and a spinning Double Wheel of Destiny among the acts.

Nearly a month after floodwaters knocked out its wells, Carrizo Springs says taps are finally back to normal.

Burnt Bean Co. is the only barbecue joint on the New York Times' national ranking, thanks to menudo, barbacoa tacos and a Uvalde childhood.