A man was critically wounded in an early‑morning stabbing on the San Antonio River Walk; police say the suspect fled and detectives are investigating.

SAWS says a raw sample from the Turtle Creek 3 well on the Northwest Side tested positive for E. coli; the well is offline and will be disinfected and retested.

City Council cleared roughly $2.3M to buy two new center‑hung LED scoreboards for the Alamodome to limit downtime from repeated reconfigurations.

Adam Hernandez accepted a plea and was sentenced to life after a Hondo shooting on Aug. 1, 2025 that left two people dead. The original capital-murder charge was dismissed as part of the agreement.

A Brownsville-based operator bought the 117-room TownePlace Suites on San Antonio’s River Walk, adding to a string of downtown hotel sales this year.

Surveillance and dash‑cam footage appear to show a Bexar County patrol unit strike a man on the I‑35 access road. The deputy is on administrative leave while investigators review the case.

An off‑duty San Antonio patrol officer was arrested Thursday and charged with DWI. The department says it has opened both criminal and internal administrative investigations.

Hot and muggy Thursday in San Antonio with highs near 94°F and feels‑like temps up to 106°F. Slight morning showers; stronger rain chances return early next week.

Judson ISD trustees voted to keep employee wages flat for 2026–27 as the district contends with roughly a $35 million gap and recent staff reductions. The board also blocked a proposed stipend for academic trainers.

Sunny's All‑Day Brunch & Bar opens at The Rim next Monday, June 15, bringing crepes, pancakes and cocktails from its Boerne flagship. Locals will find a full all‑day menu and a lively patio vibe.

A 25-year-old woman died after a car collided with a semitruck on Talley Road in far west Bexar County. Two others were hospitalized and the death was ruled an accident.

An early‑morning fire at 7610 Cameron Road left 12 of 24 units uninhabitable; management and the Red Cross are assisting displaced residents.

A Montgomery man nearly wired $3,000 after a convincing late‑night call that appeared to be from his mother. Authorities and experts warn caller‑ID spoofing and AI voice cloning make these hoaxes harder to detect.