A 26-year-old man was struck and dragged by a car while sleeping in a downtown San Antonio parking lot early Saturday; police are searching for a maroon passenger car.

San Antonio ISD is expanding the ACE turnaround model at three campuses with $16K–$22K stipends and an extended calendar that could push some teachers above $100K.

One defendant in a food‑trailer fraud scheme pleaded guilty in federal court. Prosecutors say the operation bilked roughly $1 million from dozens of customers.

A Weslaco father with DACA was detained by ICE while carrying breastmilk to his newborn in the NICU. Attorneys are seeking a stay of removal as advocates flag a broader enforcement trend.

Major ramp and frontage‑road closures at the Loop 1604/I‑10 interchange start Friday night; expect detours and delays through early Monday morning.

San Antonio Police Chief William McManus will brief the public Friday on an in-custody death; officials have released few details so far.

Dave & Buster's Balcones Heights reopens this week with a harnessed “human claw,” a 40‑foot screen and new arcade titles. First 100 guests get a year of unlimited play.

Staff Sgt. Davonte Hardaway, a Lackland MTI, has been charged with sex involving three trainees and faces a special court-martial starting June 8. The 37th Training Wing says OSI investigated and referred the case.

Four Barrett .50‑caliber rifles were found in a car stopped on I‑10 in Kerr County; the driver faces state and possible federal charges.

The Spurs added a senior executive with facility experience as talks over a new San Antonio arena continue. The hire could speed planning for a future venue.

UT Health San Antonio opened a Center for Excellence in Diabetes Monday, combining clinical care, prevention programming and 12 clinical trials to confront high local diabetes rates.

An 18-wheeler overturned near Loop 337 in New Braunfels, spilling thousands of gallons of oil and closing an I-35 access road for hours as crews cleaned up.

San Antonio police warn residents about calls spoofing 210-207 numbers that demand payment for fake warrants. Officials urge people to hang up and report the call.