U.S. border officials seized $500,000 worth of cocaine from a Jeep at Hidalgo Bridge, assisted by drug-detecting dogs. The driver was detained by Homeland Security.

San Antonio is experiencing high temps near 100 with minimal wind relief. The National Weather Service predicts a slight chance of rain Tuesday and higher chances toward Juneteenth, with the potential for heavy showers and thunderstorms.

Edgewood ISD Officer Tina Egelston is recovering after being hit by a car, suffering a coma, brain injury, and multiple fractures. She assisted a stranded motorist when the accident occurred.

Boerne's city website won the Best Website Award of Honor from the Texas Association of Municipal Information Officers for its thoughtful, user-friendly redesign.

The San Antonio Report offers a $250 stipend for residents to write about their neighborhoods, aiming to diversify local narratives and encourage community participation.

San Antonio hosts the "Humanizing Homelessness" event to raise awareness and discuss solutions for homelessness, focusing on personal stories and support services.

The San Antonio Police Department aims to hire 50 new officers using a $6.25 million DOJ grant, contributing to its 5-year goal of adding 360 officers.

The death of Giselle Tapia-Salazar, initially thought to be suicide, is now investigated as a potential homicide by the League City Police, with two persons of interest.

San Antonio announces the seasonal opening of 24 free outdoor pools starting June 15, 2024, with extended hours and various aquatic programs and activities.

The board of San Antonio's Opportunity Home fired President and CEO Ed Hinojosa Jr., appointing Michael Reyes as interim CEO, amid controversies including sent eviction notices.

A Clear Alert has been issued for Cynthia Williams, 32, missing in Bandera County, Texas. She was last seen in casual clothes near Highway 16 South after 9:30 p.m. Monday.

The Amarillo City Council voted against a proposed abortion travel ban despite pressure from anti-abortion activists, highlighting concerns over legality and impact on civic rights.

Joint Task Force Alpha marks three years combating human smuggling and trafficking, leading to over 300 arrests and 240+ U.S. convictions, with ongoing efforts to dismantle transnational criminal networks.