A San Antonio man died after his SUV rolled over on eastbound I‑10 near Seguin early Thursday; Seguin fire crews found the vehicle on its roof and police are investigating.

Family-run Besitos Café on San Antonio’s South Side will close July 12 after less than a year, owners said slow foot traffic forced the move.

Cloudy, muggy morning; highs near 94°F with heat index over 100°F. Breezy south winds may gust near 30 mph.

BCSO says a couple who allegedly pointed a gun at a mother and her children were arrested after a pursuit that ended in a crash and one suspect discarding two handguns.

Bexar County deputies asked neighbors near Wheatland Drive and Crest Lane to check yards for a possible firearm and to call 210‑335‑6000 if they find one.

A man was struck and killed by a train around 10 p.m. Wednesday on East LaChapelle near South Flores; police say he was sitting on the tracks and the investigation is ongoing.

XenoStart, START's preclinical arm in San Antonio, is ending operations after a contamination incident. The closure could disrupt access to PDX models and ongoing translational studies.

Schertz police are investigating after a man was found in a grassy area off I‑35 North Tuesday. Officials say investigators are working to determine the cause of death and are asking for tips.

A rare BMW and a distinctive helmet helped detectives identify and arrest a San Antonio rider accused of ramming a Bexar County deputy's patrol car, officials say.

Police responded to a reported shooting Tuesday evening in the 9100 block of Excellence Drive near Old Pearsall Drive. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

Pearl Farmers Market favorite Dough Baby will open its first San Antonio bakery in Olmos Park on July 18, expanding its menu while keeping its weekend market stall. Expect cinnamon rolls and creative kolaches to remain the stars.

A San Antonio dealership says scammers posing as bank staff drained $995,170 in a March 2025 phone scam and has sued Broadway Bank, Discover and Capital One. The complaint alleges delayed recalls and missed recovery steps.

A San Antonio man faces intoxication manslaughter charges after an April 14 crash on U.S. 281 in Bulverde that killed a passenger and a dog. Investigators say event-data recorder shows the car reached triple-digit speeds before going airborne.