New mapping shows 500+ oil tanks in the Guadalupe River floodplain, raising contamination risks if another major flood strikes. Locals and climatologists say the odds are rising.

A 20-year-old man was hospitalized after being shot and pistol-whipped during a property sale on San Antonio’s West Side; police say no arrests have been made.

San Antonio will warm into the upper 70s with patchy morning fog that could slow early commutes.

First responders were called around 8:15 p.m. Saturday to Rigsby and Clark avenues after reports of gunfire on San Antonio’s East Side. The scene remained active and investigators were canvassing for witnesses.

Sunny and unusually warm today with highs near 82°F. Mild pattern lingers into next week.

State filings and local reporting show H-E-B's new Converse I-10 store will include a 5,998-sq-ft convenience center with fuel pumps and a car wash ahead of a late-2026 opening.

City Council rezoned about 6 acres at West Jones and Camden, clearing the way for McCombs' multi‑building riverfront district with housing, offices and shops. The vote pushes the long‑running plan into permitting and design review.

Azro, a longtime Afghan favorite in Castle Hills, has reportedly closed its dining room temporarily. Social posts and a site visit suggest it's shuttered through April 2026 while online listings lag.

Sunny skies lift San Antonio into the upper 70s–80°F Friday. Low rain chances return early next week.

An early-morning crash on I‑35 near West Cesar Chavez Boulevard left one person dead and prompted an investigation while crews worked on the highway.

A Hill Country lawmaker says newly adopted state camp-safety rules will saddle remote camps with costly upgrades and could force longtime programs to close. DSHS published the rules this week and operators are pressing for flexibility.

Former Delia's Tamales workers reached confidential settlements in two federal lawsuits alleging wage theft and unsafe conditions. Court orders require dismissal filings to close the cases.

Published maps place a border barrier along the levee at Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge, and conservationists warn the design could fragment habitat and trap wildlife. Lawmakers’ fast-moving funding talks will help decide whether protections hold.