A 28-year-old man was arrested in Seguin after allegedly threatening customers inside a store; police booked him on terroristic-threat counts and found active warrants.

A San Antonio shuttle driver spotted a toddler alone on a busy South Side road and pulled the child to safety; dashcam footage captures the brief, dramatic rescue.

A San Antonio suspect was booked on aggravated robbery charges after police say a man was stabbed during a smoke‑shop robbery. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

Bexar County deputies are searching for Kristopher Shadd Friday II after a woman says he choked and assaulted her, then forced her to mislead 911.

Charles DeSalem, a registered sex offender, was arrested near Poteet and indicted for possession of child pornography, the sheriff’s office says. He’s booked into the Atascosa County Jail.

Testimony wrapped in the trial of Albert Casanova after jurors saw police body‑cam footage. A verdict could come as soon as this week.

A high-speed chase in Seguin ended Monday night with a crash and the arrest of a San Antonio man. Authorities say the Mustang reached triple-digit speeds before the collision.

Hawaiian Bros is opening at 5746 UTSA Blvd inside The Merc near UTSA, bringing plate-lunch staples and island snacks to the growing mixed-use district.

San Antonio’s public draft points to the Martin Marietta San Pedro quarry in Stone Oak as a long-term redevelopment site, pairing mixed-use hubs with aquifer and infrastructure protections. An open house is set for March 26.

SAISD plans deep cuts to central office and some campus roles to chip away at a $46M shortfall, a move leaders call painful as trustees weigh community impacts.

After years of rapid growth, San Antonio’s coworking openings have slowed; industry trackers show a shift from aggressive expansion to consolidation. Operators are now more selective about new sites.

Waste Connections told Cibolo council it has collected 18,503 pounds of household hazardous waste since taking over last summer, with most material diverted for recycling.

Gusty winds knocked out power to thousands in San Antonio Sunday; crews worked overnight to repair downed lines amid warnings of 40–50 mph gusts.