A 76-year-old woman was pushed to the ground and robbed outside her northwest San Antonio home in a suspected 'jugging' attack; police say the suspect fled and the case is active.

Highs near 95°F Sunday give way to a gusty cold front. Wind Advisory and Red Flag Warning run through Monday — secure outdoor items and avoid burning.

Two San Antonio officers were hospitalized after an alleged drunk driver struck their patrol car near SE Military and Mission Road. The driver was arrested and the officers sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Patchy morning fog gives way to highs near 86°F. A Fire Weather Watch runs Sunday–Monday with very gusty winds; avoid outdoor burning.

An elderly driver struck the Las Palapas on Callaghan near I‑10 around 6:55 a.m.; the San Antonio Fire Department reported no injuries.

The Filling Station Tap Room in Southtown will close next Saturday after nearly 15 years; owners say a lease nonrenewal and new ownership factored into the decision.

After another pedestrian was struck on Southeast Military Drive, Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran says traffic officers and a speed‑feedback trailer could be deployed to the corridor. The stretch was upgraded last fall after two deadly summer crashes.

A jury convicted Brayan Lopez-Esparza in the Nov. 17, 2024 West Side shooting that killed his father; a judge sentenced him to 30 years on March 11, 2026.

Kendall County deputies released surveillance images after a string of Boerne burglaries and say investigators believe some incidents may be linked.

APD released photos and asked witnesses to come forward after a shooting at Club 420 that left one man with non-life-threatening injuries.

A San Antonio couple found a $1,449 charge on their CPS Energy bill; the utility removed it after a KENS investigation and urges customers to report scams.

Federal prosecutors say a co‑leader of a Mexican smuggling network was handed a 30‑year term and a $500,000 money judgment in a case tied to deadly smuggling runs.

A Northside Reddit post showed a fox in a tree and prompted neighbors to ask whether it was sick. Texas Parks & Wildlife says it’s a grey fox and offers safety tips.