Bexar County has stepped up fogging, traps and specimen testing after heavy rain bumped mosquito counts. Officials urge residents to drain standing water and use repellent.

San Antonio’s April sales-tax allocation fell nearly 7% from a year earlier, leaving the city with about $43 million for the month amid mixed statewide results.

Maryland-based Realterm is expanding in Laredo with new outdoor-storage buys and a large cross-dock project near the World Trade Bridge, adding trailer parking and maintenance capacity.

Flash flooding from heavy downpours left multiple San Antonio streets washed with high water. Officials urged drivers to check traffic cameras and avoid low‑water crossings.

A 23‑year‑old SAISD police officer was arrested May 14 on a deadly‑conduct charge tied to an off‑duty November incident. SAISD says he "is no longer with the district" while prosecutors and the district review the case.

YOSA is converting a former church and charter school at 802 Oblate Drive into its first permanent campus, adding rehearsal rooms, classrooms and family spaces.

A neighborhood group has asked a court to block Alamo Heights from moving forward with a permit that would let The Argyle expand and host thousands of guests. Plaintiffs say council members who belong to the club improperly voted to approve the ordinance.

Three people were injured when a train struck their vehicle Tuesday evening on Macdona Lacoste Road in southwest Bexar County; one remains in critical condition.

San Antonio Sports says the city-run marathon is meant to spotlight neighborhoods and push visitors into local shops, with organizers eyeing thousands of runners and a downtown weekend effect.

Brame Brands is converting the planned Fatburger at 23503 Hardy Oak into Chuzz Burgers, a 'chaotic' concept promising over‑the‑top burgers, loaded fries and shakes.

University Health has broken ground on South Texas’s first milk bank at its San Antonio campus, a donor‑milk hub aimed at supplying pasteurized breast milk to NICU infants. Philanthropic donors and new equipment are already backing the project.

Rudy Garza, CPS Energy's president and CEO, notified the utility he will retire after 14 years. The board will meet Thursday to begin the CEO succession process.

One teen is critical and two are stable after a West Side house-party shooting in San Antonio. Police say the investigation is ongoing and no arrests have been made.