Amols' Party and Fiesta Store has outfitted San Antonians since 1949, but owner Jeffrey Weiss says the shop is still recovering from pandemic losses and faces an uncertain future.

Federal prosecutors in the Western District of Texas logged 231 new immigration-related cases this week, naming alleged smugglers and repeat re‑entry defendants.

LULAC and Common Cause sued in federal court Thursday, saying Texas used DHS’ SAVE tool to flag and purge naturalized voters in ways that violate federal law.

A 92-year-old Pearsall man was seriously injured when two dogs attacked outside his home; animal-control officers seized the animals and the owner is cooperating.

San Antonio International Airport opened an expanded Terminal A Friday, adding three ground‑load gates, new local restaurants and updated passenger amenities.

A cold front moves through Friday evening, dropping temps from the 80s to the 50s and bringing gusts up to 35 mph.

Bexar County deputies say they recovered roughly 1,000 circuit breaker panels and hundreds of bundles of copper wiring during a probe; two men were arrested. The sheriff's office says the investigation is ongoing.

After years of false starts, the Alameda Theater's restoration is moving ahead with county marquee funding, a new operator and a tentative spring 2028 reopening.

RGV-born Fork To Fit Kitchen is opening at Culebra Commons in San Antonio, bringing macro‑optimized grab-and-go bowls, shakes and protein snacks with a late‑2026 target. Buildout is listed for late July on state filings.

HSI says a McAllen man was sentenced to 20 years after investigators say he led a cross‑border ring that funneled meth, cocaine and heroin into Texas and moved cash to Mexico.

A 33-year-old man was critically wounded on San Antonio’s West Side after a shooting on Landa Avenue. Police detained a woman as a witness and say no suspect info is available.

Children’s educator Ms. Rachel is working with lawyers and activists to push for the closure of the Dilley family detention center after speaking with kids held there.

A 13-year-old Kerrville girl is in the ICU after influenza B progressed to pneumonia and septic shock; surgeons performed a triple amputation and the community is fundraising.