IBC Bank's pilot pairs zero‑down mortgages with HUD‑approved counseling to help buyers in targeted San Antonio tracts. Early numbers show roughly 200 households used it since 2023.

Cream II, the goth 'vampire bar' on St. Mary's Strip, has closed after a run of rebrands and signs of financial trouble.

Magik Theatre is touring Dragons Love Tacos across San Antonio while its Hemisfair home is renovated, with neighborhood stops, school matinees and a planned early-June return.

San Antonio Airport Police arrested a man late Sunday after officers say he fled while carrying a knife. Workers were briefly cleared and the suspect was jailed.

TxDOT will widen and concrete roughly 14 miles of State Highway 4 — the only paved road to Starbase — adding lanes, shoulders and a bike path in a nearly $197M project.

San Antonio approved up to $2 million to design the Northeast Side’s first community center and park at Eisenhauer and Midcrown, paired with plans for 80 affordable senior units.

Kevin Fink’s Pullman Market at the Pearl has helped turn San Antonio into a Michelin‑recognized dining hub, adding hundreds of restaurant jobs and national attention. The market’s mix of grocer, bakeries and chef‑driven restaurants reshaped the Pearl.

A 22-year-old woman was arrested after deputies found a severely underweight pit bull/boxer mix living amid feces on a San Antonio apartment balcony.

Austin's Pinthouse Pizza is days from opening its first San Antonio brewpub with about 18 beers on tap and counter service. The preview shows a roomy, family-friendly space.

Haraz Coffee House has opened at 8435 Wurzbach Road, introducing saffron lattes, shared pots and Middle Eastern pastries to the Medical Center.

The Majestic Theatre's 2026 627 season mixes five San Antonio premieres with returning hits like Phantom and Wicked. Seven-show subscriptions start at $342.

A Bexar County grand jury declined to indict the man arrested in the December shooting that killed Edward Trejo, leaving his mother furious and the family seeking answers.

Edgewood ISD trustees may hand Brentwood Middle to Third Future Schools after three straight failing TEA ratings. The move would use an SB 1882 partnership to pause state consequences and tap extra funding.