A 71-year-old woman was found dead on a South Side street Sunday night; police say she may have been struck and are searching for video and witnesses.

A 15-year-old was arrested after police say he injured two San Antonio officers during an early-morning family-disturbance arrest on the North Side. The investigation is active and details remain limited.

San Antonio’s municipal shelter has waived adoption fees through Sunday as kennels top 550 animals. Adoptions include spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations and microchipping.

Federal prosecutors updated two active investigations into migrant deaths found in Laredo and San Antonio in May; IDs are pending and authorities are seeking tips.

Animal Care Services removed 30 dogs from a Northeast Side property after neighbors reported a foul odor; the animals are now receiving veterinary exams as a cruelty probe continues.

Federal data and UTSA sensors show pockets of San Antonio lack reliable cooling; some homes can reach 120°F, highlighting heat risks for thousands of residents.

Cellphone footage and police records show an off‑duty ICE agent allegedly struck a neighbor on San Antonio’s Northwest Side; police and ICE are reviewing the confrontation.

Heat Advisory in effect today in San Antonio; highs near 101°F and heat index up to 114. Limit outdoor time and use local cooling centers this afternoon.

Lidl is selling off several San Antonio parcels it bought in 2017 after planned stores never opened; the latest sale moved a Universal City lot earlier this month.

San Antonio will reach about 97°F Tuesday with a heat index near 103°F; midweek could feel hotter. Check cooling sites and safety tips.

Park and airport police unions are pressing a $25M claim after a judge refused to bar damages, renewing a years‑long fight over pay and collective bargaining. The case now heads toward a contested courtroom showdown.

Box St. All Day opened a third San Antonio location at The Portico on Loop 1604, while South Barbecue continues serving late‑night smoked meats from a renovated Monte Vista spot.

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.