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.

A RentCafe analysis puts San Antonio at No. 10 for millennial homeownership after owner households rose 105.8% since 2018. The jump raises questions about where affordability is improving — and for whom.

San Antonio police say a man was hospitalized after a North Side shooting near a Walmart and H‑E‑B on July 7, 2024. Investigators say the suspect fled and are asking witnesses to contact Crime Stoppers.

Mary's Tacos will open a new Kerrville dining room on Aug. 4, moving the Broadway shack into a 100‑seat restaurant with a drive‑through. The family says the build includes major upgrades while keeping the same oversized breakfast tacos.

Methodist’s Sarah Cannon program is expanding CAR‑T trials into autoimmune diseases while UTSA and SwRI prototype sensors to speed and cut the therapy’s costs.

CyrusOne filed to build a roughly $500M, 460,000‑sq‑ft data center near Castroville, expanding Medina County's growing cloud‑campus cluster and raising questions about power and tax breaks.

Laney Development revived a long-stalled downtown project at 427 S Presa with a larger 17‑story design and an HDRC hearing scheduled for Aug. 5. Construction could begin in early 2027 if approvals hold.