NBU says a storm-related outage led to roughly 550,000 gallons of untreated wastewater entering the Guadalupe River near Lake Dunlap; crews are cleaning and testing.

A San Antonio woman was arrested after deputies say 254 grams of meth were found during a Seguin traffic stop; she faces delivery charges and is held on a $50,000 bond.

A Houston man was sentenced to 45 years in Comal County after pleading guilty to aggravated kidnapping, aggravated assault and other felonies.

A May deep-well pump failure left thousands in Atascosa under a boil-water notice while the utility waits for a replacement column pipe due in early June.

A 36-year-old man with a prior Texas State arrest was booked in San Antonio on an attempt-to-record charge after a woman reported seeing a phone held over a restroom stall. Police confiscated phones and charging paperwork lists the invasive-visual-recording allegation.

A state appeals panel dismissed civil claims over repeated SAPD raids on eight-liner parlors, citing immunity and jurisdictional limits.

Overnight storms pushed the Comal into a fast, debris-choked surge and New Braunfels closed recreational access while crews assess safety. Officials will reassess Thursday morning.

A 20-year-old New Braunfels man was killed after his motorcycle left Schuenemann Road and struck a fence on Friday night.

A man was killed early Wednesday after running into eastbound I‑10 at West Hildebrand and being struck by a truck and a VIA bus. The highway was closed for hours as investigators processed the scene.

Bexar County jurors convicted Bobby Mercado in the 2024 Beacon Hill–area shooting; Mercado received life sentences after surveillance and forensic evidence tied him to the case.

Brothers Steve and Jack Braha have agreed to pause dueling lawsuits and enter mediation over control of Fulcrum and the Broadway East project.

Loose dogs in the Misty Oaks neighborhood reportedly killed several cats; neighbors say ACS picked up the dogs then returned them to owners, prompting affidavits and anger.

Methodist’s ECMO program has added ambulances, a 24/7 mobile team and expanding capacity — the system says it’s on pace for roughly 300 ECMO cases this year. The growth has extended critical care reach across South Texas and into Mexico.