After a chaotic New Braunfels debut, In A Pickle Festival is moving to Helotes on Sept. 19–20 with promises to fix parking, lines and restroom access.

Sierra opens in Selma on Aug. 8 at The Forum at Olympia Parkway, joining a planned HomeGoods as the I-35 retail corridor attracts more national chains.

Disciplinary records show Officer Rafael Morado sped through red lights, rear-ended another patrol car while on a December Code Two call, and later gave a false account of the crash.

Southerleigh and Bakery Lorraine open July 20 at SAT Terminal B, bringing local pastries, coffee and a full-service Southern menu to travelers.

SAPD released surveillance photos as detectives seek a man they say stole millions from Stone Oak homes. Investigators want tips from anyone who recognizes the person in the images.

Video shows guests and staff evacuating a South Texas hotel as floodwaters rose around the property; hotel staff and first responders helped dozens to safety.

A San Antonio man was arrested and charged in a case alleging he trafficked a 14‑year‑old he met on Snapchat; court and magistrate records show he is jailed with bail set at $300,000.

A New Braunfels developer wants to build a three‑acre, historically styled pocket of shops, restaurants and a wine bar on Gruene Road.

SAPD officer Bless Achor surrendered to Bexar County authorities and was booked on counts including injury to a child and abandoning a child; he was released on bond as SAPD opens an internal probe.

A fire at Chase Village's building 5 forced evacuations Tuesday night; Austin Fire Department says no injuries were reported. Crews worked through the evening to extinguish the blaze.

A tornado warning briefly swept across north‑central Bexar County Tuesday evening; the City of Kirby later posted that the warning had expired.

Updated state filings shrink the New Braunfels Portillo’s and push construction back; the latest paperwork lists a November start and a May 2027 finish. The move reflects the chain’s smaller new prototype.

A control-tower air-conditioning failure at San Antonio International Airport slowed departures Monday, producing more than 100 delays and a few cancellations.