The Continental Residences, a 16‑story, 290‑unit tower on the Continental Block, is complete and now leasing. The project adds market‑rate and income‑qualified housing to downtown San Antonio.

A San Antonio family says a hit-and-run killed a father and is asking neighbors for tips and community support as police investigate. The family hopes even small details will help identify the vehicle.

A woman was killed Sunday when an SUV lost control and rolled over on San Antonio’s West Side after striking a fence and parked car. Police say the crash remains under investigation.

A 31-year-old was arrested after allegedly attacking an off‑duty San Antonio officer on Nacogdoches Road; police say the investigation is ongoing.

Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar was involved in a crash near downtown San Antonio; multiple people were taken to hospital and officials say the investigation is ongoing.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in San Antonio says 253 new immigration-related cases were filed last week, including alleged smuggling and repeated re‑entries.

APD detectives are searching for the driver who fled after a bicyclist was struck near Congress and 5th; tips through Crime Stoppers may be eligible for a reward.

A man was pulled from San Pedro Creek Friday morning and later pronounced dead; investigators say high water may have swept him in. Authorities are investigating.

An off‑duty San Antonio officer sprinted into flames on U.S. 281 last Thursday to pull a man from a burning pickup, video shows. One driver was killed and a suspect is charged.

Methodist Healthcare broke ground on an 11,175 sq ft, 24/7 free-standing ER in Medina Valley with 12 treatment rooms, on-site lab and CT imaging. The site will operate as an extension of Methodist Hospital | Westover Hills.

A New Braunfels steak-sandwich favorite has parked permanently at 353 S. Seguin Ave next to the Elks Lodge, offering its classic sandwich and regular hours.

A Park Police officer was booked in Bexar County on a charge of assault causing bodily injury to a family member and placed on administrative duty. Local records and reporting confirm the arrest.

WalletHub’s 2026 ranking puts Texas in the lower third for working mothers, citing long workweeks, weak parental‑leave policies and gaps in childcare and leadership.