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.

PulteGroup is developing The Bluffs on the Guadalupe — a 155‑acre gated community in New Braunfels with one‑acre homesites, river access and a lounge pool. The build follows a 2025 auction of the land.

KSAT has parted ways with meteorologist Elliot Wilson after his arrest on a family-violence charge. Deputies say the woman suffered a broken nose; the case remains under investigation.

A viral clip shows a man diving into the shamrock-green River Walk to retrieve a phone; locals called it a "San Antonio baptism" while officials warned of fines and health risks.

Capo's temporarily closed its Babcock Road shop after corporate took over an underperforming franchise. The location may reopen March 21–23 with a slimmer menu and lower prices.

Fatburger and Round Table Pizza have closed their New Braunfels I‑35 locations less than two years after opening amid FAT Brands' restructuring. Empty storefronts now sit at the Marketplace center.