A far West Side disturbance allegedly ended with a woman on a car hood, a dislocated deputy’s thumb and multiple charges.

A 21-year-old driver died after his vehicle hit a concrete barrier and overturned near NW Military Highway. Police estimate the car was traveling up to 100 mph.

A search for a missing 49-year-old Schertz man led to the discovery of human remains Saturday. Police have not confirmed the identity or cause of death.

Tanya Tucker will headline Austin’s fifth Imagine Muny gala, a benefit for preserving Lions Municipal Golf Course and its historic 141 acres.

Mighty Oak BBQ is outgrowing its New Braunfels home. A new Porter Street location promises more seating and better parking by early September.

James Talarico rejected a blanket Texas data center moratorium during a San Antonio union visit, calling instead for tougher rules, local approval power and an end to tax breaks.

A Trinidad and Tobago legal permanent resident is seeking $10 million over alleged medical neglect at a Pearsall detention center. The claim is part of a national ACLU push targeting ICE conditions.

Fred Peters VI, 25, was identified after being swept away in the Nueces River near La Pryor. His death came as historic flooding left South Texas waterways dangerously fast.

A Los Angeles-area investor bought San Antonio’s 170-unit Ellington through a lender-owned sale. The $15.8 million DST offering lands as the city’s apartment market resets.

A new Go Au Pair ranking blames healthcare access and thin school networks for Texas’ poor showing in a national report on where to raise kids. Local data show high uninsurance and a shortage of pediatric care.

A new American Landmark pilot will cover about $12,000 in rent for educators who tutor residents a few hours a week at three San Antonio communities.

Walmart bought 34.7 acres off Culebra Road on July 21; the parcel could mark the retailer’s first new San Antonio store since 2016.

Triple-digit heat returns Tuesday, July 28 with heat-index readings above 105°F. Find cooling centers and avoid midday exertion.