Homicides have fallen sharply in San Antonio, but leaders can’t yet isolate which programs drove the drop and budget choices loom.

SAWS has gone public with a dashboard that lays out monthly charts on leaks, meter upgrades and water produced but not billed as the utility pushes to cut losses.

Chick-fil-A opened its first Pleasanton, TX, location Thursday under owner-operator Veronica Vasquez, bringing about 100 jobs and a $25,000 donation to the San Antonio Food Bank. The opening included a cow-print free-entrée promotion.

A 15-year-old was arrested after a confrontation outside the Creekside Target; police say the teen hid a handgun in the movie-theater restroom and was taken to juvenile custody.

Police cleared First Protestant School in downtown New Braunfels Wednesday after a reported threat; detectives are investigating and no injuries were reported. Officers remained on site during pickup.

Police responded to a reported shooting Wednesday night in the 1800 block of East Sonterra Boulevard on San Antonio’s North Side. Officials say the call came in around 9:14 p.m.; the investigation is ongoing.

Mold was detected in an AC unit at the Austin Police Department’s headquarters; affected staff were relocated while Facilities Management coordinates remediation.

A San Antonio jury sentenced Marco Antonio Moreno‑Vasquez to 40 years after finding he directed a 2023 shooting tied to a dispute over money.

A man in his 20s was hospitalized after a late-night stabbing on Laurens Lane; police say no crime scene or suspect has yet been identified.

USAA is sponsoring upgrades to the Paseo del Alamo — including a commissioned mural and a military lounge — tying the company's hometown roots to the Alamo Plan.

As many as three dogs were found dead inside a parked vehicle in a downtown courthouse garage on Monday; animal‑care officials say a necropsy and investigation are underway.

A Laguna Vista witness says ICE agents pointed a gun at an 18‑year‑old who was later released as a U.S. citizen; ICE says the stop was part of targeted arrests.

Culinaria extended San Antonio’s summer Restaurant Weeks by seven days, stretching the event to Aug. 8–29 with more than 150 participating restaurants offering three‑course prix‑fixe menus.