Bexar County investigators sought a warrant for 44‑year‑old Jonathan Tamayo after a 14‑year‑old reported being touched on April 21. The teen received a forensic exam and a ChildSafe interview as the probe continued.

Gunfire rang out near N Zarzamora and Rivas after suspects tried to steal jewelry; two victims fought back and escaped unharmed, police say.

A fox that attacked a cat in Wimberley was later confirmed rabid, prompting county warnings and reminders to update pet vaccinations.

The Mariposa Medical Office Building in Westover Hills packs cardiology, OB‑GYN and imaging into a four‑story hub, keeping specialty care closer to San Antonio's west side.

Comal County approved backing for a federal design bid tied to the Texas Bicentennial Trail, a regional project planners say could deliver millions in conservation and visitor dollars. Local officials approved design support while flagging safety and funding questions.

CBP officers at the Hidalgo International Bridge seized 45.23 pounds of suspected cocaine valued at about $604,000; HSI arrested the driver and opened a probe. The find is the latest in a string of six‑figure busts at the crossing.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sued CAM Solar, accusing the San Antonio firm of deceptive sales and broken systems. The state seeks restitution and penalties under the DTPA.

An 81-year-old hiker who got lost on Enchanted Rock's Loop Trail was found dead the next morning; storms hampered the overnight search.

Light rain and fog this morning; showers and thunderstorms likely before 1 p.m. with stormy rounds through the weekend.

A San Antonio man was arrested after his roommate fell from a motorcycle on Culebra Road and later died. Investigators point to store surveillance and alleged hard acceleration during an apparent race.

A San Antonio resident claimed a $1,000,000 '200X The Cash' scratch-off bought at Times Market; the winner opted to remain anonymous.

Bill Miller will close its Wurzbach Road restaurant on May 24, 2026. The chain thanked customers and pointed patrons to nearby Huebner Road locations that will stay open.

H-E-B asked Bexar County for a $15M abatement to back a $636.5M East Side expansion that would add a bakery, boost logistics and bring 720 jobs.