The coming week in San Antonio will bring varying weather with sun, thunderstorms, and showers along with fluctuating temperatures according to the National Weather Service.

A 43-year-old man was arrested after allegedly holding a West Side San Antonio clerk at knifepoint during a Thanksgiving Day robbery attempt. Police charged him with aggravated robbery and the investigation is ongoing.

The Dallas Cowboys beat the Kansas City Chiefs 31-28 on Thanksgiving, highlighted by Dak Prescott's performance and key defensive plays, improving their record as playoff talks continue.

Two SAPD officers were evaluated at a hospital after a patrol car collided with a civilian vehicle on the South Side. The driver suffered only minor injuries and the crash is under investigation.

A head-on crash on the South Side of San Antonio sent four people to the hospital, three in critical condition. The incident occurred in the 15700 block of Pleasanton Road.

Abraham Veliz of New Braunfels received a 10-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to assaulting a police officer and threatening retaliation during a 2023 incident.

The District 3 Office in San Antonio is partnering with organizations to aid families facing food insecurity, with a focus on volunteering and community engagement.

A Seguin police officer hit and killed Cindy Wiatrek, 67, while driving to work. The officer is on leave, and the incident is under investigation by Texas DPS and Seguin Police.

San Antonio-based Usio bought assets of LA fintech PostCredit in an all-stock deal, adding AI expense-management to its payments platform.

Bexar County confirms two more rabid foxes, raising the total to five this year and 22 overall rabies cases in 2025. Authorities are urging vaccination and caution ahead of Thanksgiving.

San Antonio's holiday weekend forecast includes clouds, partial sunshine, and potential showers, mainly on Friday and Saturday. Thanksgiving Day will be partly sunny, giving way to a likely rainy Friday evening.

Two men were arrested in San Antonio for separate incidents of mail theft, with one found with 239 pieces of stolen mail, while the other had mail from over 80 people. The city is launching an awareness campaign about mail theft.

Launch SA and its partners are connecting San Antonio founders to free advising, legal clinics and grants — helping businesses from taco vendors to AI startups get off the ground.