Texas AG Ken Paxton leads a $700M settlement with Johnson & Johnson over the alleged misleading marketing of talc-based powders. The settlement requires the discontinuation of their production and sale in the U.S.

The Asociación de Empresarios Mexicanos (AEM) strengthens U.S.-Mexico business ties, with Victor Reyna leading its original chapter in San Antonio, poised to relocate downtown.

San Antonio's school districts have announced compensation plans for educators, with SAISD approving a 2% raise and increased starting salaries, and NEISD offering a one-time retention supplement due to budget constraints.

Law enforcement is intensifying efforts against illegal “machine gun conversion devices” that turn semi-automatic guns into automatic weapons, with ongoing operations and increased penalties for possession.

A woman was shot by her assumed boyfriend in San Antonio; the suspect surrendered after a standoff with police. She's stable; the incident showcased strong community and police response.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office has formed a task force to find the suspects involved in a shooting that killed a 4-year-old and wounded her family.

Operation Texas Kill Switch is launched by U.S. Attorneys in Texas to combat the rise in gun violence due to machinegun conversion devices called "switches."

West Texas rancher Schuyler Wight faces increasing spontaneous eruptions from abandoned oil wells on his land, spewing water and gas, with experts examining fracking wastewater disposal as a potential cause.

Severe thunderstorms in San Antonio, Texas, caused power outages affecting around 10,000 CPS Energy customers on a single morning. Restoration efforts have reduced the number without electricity.

Violence in San Antonio and Madison prompts concerns about safety and leads to measures for improved security, including enhanced surveillance and a focus on preventing urban violence.

Photographers at the San Antonio Report captured a week of growth and challenges, highlighting human smuggling, new manufacturing facilities, environmental efforts, and local protests against rezoning.

Soli Organic opens the "world's largest indoor organic farm" in San Antonio, claiming to use 90% less water and requiring less space while bringing job opportunities to the community.

The Classic Theatre of San Antonio is staging "The Boys in the Band" for Pride Month, exploring the lives of gay men in the 1960s before the era of public celebration of LGBTQ+ identities.