A man killed a duck in San Antonio, sparking legal debates due to Texas law not covering the incident under felony animal cruelty statutes, leaving only a misdemeanor charge possible.

SAPD seeks help to identify a thief who stole over $5,000 worth of jewelry from James Avery stores and escaped in a white vehicle. No suspect description has been released.

Universal City updates its alert system, now using CivicReady to send emergency and city updates via phone, text, and email. Residents must register to customize alert preferences.

A man was stabbed in the face after a confrontation on a San Antonio bus, with non-life-threatening injuries. One arrest was made; early reports of a severed limb were incorrect.

League City Animal Care is waiving adoption fees until June 30 due to overcapacity, offering a chance to adopt over 150 pets, also including other services with adoption. They also seek volunteers and encourage donations.

Rain and thunderstorms are predicted for San Antonio today with a 60% chance of precipitation and a high near 87 degrees, followed by continued showers this evening.

Two Bexar County Republicans aim to back Texas House Speaker candidates who will exclude Democrats from chair positions, causing tension amidst upcoming elections.

A Weather Channel anchor compared the size of a Texas Gulf tropical cyclone to NBA player Victor Wembanyama's wingspan, highlighting the storm's massive scale.

A fatal shooting between drivers on West Martin Street in San Antonio resulted in a vehicle crash, leaving three dead, including a pedestrian. Authorities are investigating and seeking information on the suspect.

A mass collision on U.S. Highway 281 in Far Comal County prompted a response from emergency services, including medical helicopters, after a fatal crash involving multiple vehicles.

Uvalde Police Department introduced new active shooter response protocols and multi-phase training to improve readiness, as part of its commitment to community safety following the Robb Elementary School tragedy.

San Antonio's Southwest Research Institute began construction of a new $34 million hypersonic systems research facility, enhancing the city's role in aerospace and national defense.

The City has outlined its operational services for Juneteenth, with emergency services active but others closed. Pools and parks are open, while libraries and some offices will close.