CBP officers at Del Rio Port of Entry seized over $730,000 worth of meth, hidden in stone benches, from a Dodge Ram driven by a 30-year-old Mexican citizen.

Lane closures and no parking on Kentucky Boulevard in New Braunfels for striping work on August 27-28, weather permitting, with potential towing of improperly parked vehicles.

Wanted man Caesar Tijerina dies from a self-inflicted gunshot after being linked to a San Antonio teen's murder.

San Antonio anticipates variable weather with chances of thunderstorms and high temperatures near 96 degrees, alongside moments of sunny and partly cloudy skies throughout the week.

A kitchen fire at the original Burger Boy restaurant in San Antonio caused moderate damage, leading to a temporary closure, but no injuries were reported. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze.

San Antonio braces for a hot day with highs of 99 degrees and little wind relief. The evening will be clear with a low of 76. The forecast includes a chance of showers and potential thunderstorms on Tuesday, with oppressive heat and high humidity.

Man arrested for murder after incriminating TikTok posts and evidence linking him to the victim's shooting in San Antonio.

Texas AG Ken Paxton defends S.B. 2337, targeting proxy advisors' influence and ensuring voting recommendations are based on financial reasons unless stated otherwise.

San Antonio's District 5 Councilmember seeks a "fair deal" for a proposed sports district, focusing on costs, community impact, and a $75 million Spurs investment for public benefit.

San Antonio greenlights a pilot program to support accessory dwelling unit construction, providing financial incentives to aid affordable housing efforts.

U.S. CBP at Del Rio Port of Entry arrested Victor Morales, a U.S. citizen wanted for sexual assault of a child and drug offenses, during routine checks.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas signed two anti-human trafficking bills into law, enhancing penalties for traffickers, especially those exploiting children and individuals with disabilities, eliminating parole for certain convictions.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton insists on declaring 13 Democratic legislators' seats vacant for leaving the state, alleging they abandoned duties. He filed a merits brief with the state Supreme Court.