A wrong‑way driver was pronounced dead after a head‑on crash on Wurzbach Parkway near Wetmore; the other driver was hospitalized with non‑life‑threatening injuries. Authorities are investigating.

San Pedro Creek’s new development authority approved phase one tied to the Missions’ $1B plan — hundreds of apartments, a 160-room hotel and conditions for stadium bonds.

Seguin’s Alamo Group is buying Florida-based Petersen Industries in a roughly $165M deal that expands its industrial equipment lineup and eyes a Q1 2026 close.

Two people were found dead inside an apartment on the 20600 block of Stone Oak Parkway; police say one death appears self‑inflicted as investigators probe a possible murder‑suicide.

Governor Greg Abbott celebrates Texas leading the nation in job creation for a year, citing a record labor force and employment numbers, and investment in job training programs.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Epic Systems, alleging monopolization and deceptive practices, and claiming the EHR giant restricts parental access to children's health records.

Gov. Abbott announces Texas will join the Federal Tax Credit Scholarship program, promising education choice and tax benefits for donors to scholarship organizations.

Austin City Council may approve an $11M plan Thursday to add advanced vehicle detectors to traffic signals, with a local match of about $2.48M and federal funds covering most costs.

A woman was found shot to death Wednesday night on San Antonio’s Northeast Side; police detained several people and are taking witness statements. Investigators recovered a weapon and the probe remains active.

A passerby found human remains near Quintana Road Tuesday; SAPD homicide detectives and the Bexar County Medical Examiner are investigating.

A change‑of‑locks notice on Home Room's door says Live Oak Management locked the bar out over unpaid rent; neither the property manager nor the bar has commented.

A 4-year-old boy named Josiah Cabral was killed in a shooting at a home on the Northwest Side, with his death under investigation and no charges filed yet.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launches a probe into nearly 1,000 cities for financial transparency and lawful tax increases, impacting major cities like Houston and Dallas.