A FedEx delivery driver in Fredericksburg was arrested after undercover buys allegedly found cocaine, MDMA and THC vapes sold from his delivery truck.

A new bar from the team behind Tryst is headed to North Alamo Street, promising tiki-inspired cocktails, brick-oven pizza and 29 screens aimed at playoff crowds.

A Pieper High student suffered a swollen foot and leg injuries after a driver allegedly drove through a group of students in the school parking lot.

GEN Korean BBQ House’s lone San Antonio location at Huebner Oaks has quietly closed; online listings now mark it permanently closed. Locals noticed the sudden exit.

The U.S. Department of Labor certified SAISD’s registered teacher apprenticeship, letting Travis Early College seniors earn an AAT and move into paid teacher residencies.

Cavender's has signed to occupy a former Saks OFF 5TH box on San Antonio's northwest side as landlords retool anchor vacancies in the wake of Saks Global's Chapter 11.

An 80-year-old woman was hospitalized after a pit bull attacked her in the 8900 block of Arch Bridge on San Antonio’s Northwest Side; police are investigating.

At least two people were killed Wednesday in a crash on SW Loop 410 near Valley Hi Drive; police say the scene is active and investigators are working.

Rodeo CEO Cody Davenport warns a developer-driven East Side plan would 'choke' the Stock Show & Rodeo and clash with the voter-backed rodeo-first plan.

A man was arrested after deputies found 70-year-old Jose Romeo Ybarra dead inside a burning RV in Hondo on April 30; officials say murder and arson charges followed.

A private women's social club called The Village is planned for Southtown at 723 S. Flores. Organizers say they'll reveal an in‑house restaurant this summer and target a late‑2026 opening.

Local health data show rising rent is already forcing many Bexar County residents to delay or skip medical care. City plans and nonprofit repairs aim to blunt the fallout.

DPS proposes using the DHS SAVE system to verify citizenship for License to Carry applicants; the proposal is in the Texas Register and public comments are open through May 24.