San Antonio has started posting a log of when SAPD assists ICE, revealing three calls since late January and itemizing officers and personnel costs. The city uploaded a police memo to its immigrant affairs data page.

A planned $14B, 2GW data center near Harlingen has prompted a county resolution and a possible city moratorium over water and power concerns.

San Antonio’s Church’s Texas Chicken signed a landmark franchise agreement to bring roughly 600 Texas Chicken restaurants to China, starting with Shanghai this summer.

An unidentified man was found dead Sunday in the 7600 block of Autumn Park near Prue Road; police say the wound appeared self-inflicted and detectives are investigating.

The Spurs are staging downtown pop-ups, a Hemisfair pep rally, watch parties and free in-arena T‑shirts as the team returns to the NBA playoffs.

Gary McHone resigned after six months as Castle Hills police chief. The departure follows a March 26 officer-involved shooting that remains under investigation.

Patchy fog this morning; showers likely later and a line of storms could bring heavy rain and isolated gusts Saturday night.

Mayor Johnny Rodriguez Jr. sued the City of Balcones Heights, saying council members stripped his powers and blocked his access after he probed missing police gear. The federal complaint accuses officials of coordinated retaliation.

A 56,000‑sq‑ft indoor market will convert 1331 Bandera Road into vendor booths, a food court and a billiards hall, with a tentative May 2 opening.

A homeowner's security camera captured an apparently armed person checking parked cars in a San Antonio neighborhood early Wednesday. Police urge caution and tips.

A San Antonio man was sentenced to 60 years after a jury convicted him of fatally shooting his girlfriend at a motel in 2023.

CBP officers ats Laredo-area port arrested five people wanted on felony warrants March 27–31; one man reportedly was later reported to have escaped custody in Mexico.

A federal court will weigh rival claims to the Poteet Strawberry Festival name days before the event. Organizers warn the dispute could cut into scholarship and nonprofit fundraising.