Sunny Monday with highs near 65°F; midweek will spike into the 70s–80s with gusts and elevated fire danger. Skip open burns for now.

Rep. Chip Roy’s decision to run for attorney general opened his 21st District seat to 15 candidates. A crowded GOP field and local water fights could shape the outcome.

Methodist Healthcare is pouring hundreds of millions into new towers, ERs and a South Side site to ease chronic overcrowding and keep more care inside San Antonio.

Sunny skies and gusty northeast winds warm San Antonio to about 65°F Sunday while a county burn ban remains in effect.

A 19-year-old was arrested after a Toyota Camry struck parked police cruisers on Loop 1604; off-duty officers and passengers were treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

A late-night single-vehicle crash on the I-35 Powell exit left at least one person critically injured while police investigate the cause.

Wing Daddy's De Zavala Road location has closed unexpectedly, with a storefront notice pointing customers to other San Antonio branches while online listings still show the address.

Jordan Ford opened a 50,000-square-foot Pro Elite commercial service center in Live Oak with 35 bays, EV-capable workspaces and mobile fleet support. The facility aims to speed repairs for local contractors and delivery fleets.

Architects say La Villita could reopen as a River Walk food hall with 8–10 vendors and a lower-level restaurant, targeting tenant openings by late 2027.

Beeville police arrested an individual after threats targeted a government facility; the suspect was taken into custody without incident and investigators say the probe is ongoing.

Artemis, the dog who inspired a Destiny 2 companion, crawled home grievously injured on Jan. 22 and died; his owner says veterinarians found a gunshot wound and he wants answers. Investigators are asking for tips.

A year after a blood clot diagnosis, Victor Wembanyama has been cleared, is starting regularly and is being managed carefully as the Spurs chase the West's top seed.

A Statesman analysis finds ICE arrests in the San Antonio field office more than doubled in 2025 as detainer requests and non-jail arrests climbed.