An 11,000-square-foot Emory Peak retail center is planned for West Loop 1604 with $2.5M in backing and construction slated for summer 2026.

San Antonio Councilwoman Misty Spears joins the NLC's EENR Committee, aiming to influence federal policies based on local needs related to the environment and natural resources.

A Bexar County judge was indicted and arrested after court records allege she ordered an attorney handcuffed during a Dec. 17 courtroom hearing.

San Antonio police investigated a report of a 'prohibited item' at IDEA Judson on Thursday; school officials say students and staff are safe. Authorities say the situation remains under investigation.

An SAPD patrol officer was arrested Wednesday on a family-assault charge and moved to administrative duty while Castroville police investigate. SAPD has opened an internal review.

Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates three North Texas companies for potential H-1B visa abuses, issuing Civil Investigative Demands to expose scams and fraudulent operations.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton seeks documents from two school districts over ties to the Islamic Games and CAIR, a group he claims is linked to terrorism.

Former US Poet Laureate Joy Harjo will be at Las Palmas Branch Library, featuring readings and local talents. The event includes free books and marks the library's post-renovation phase.

The city is collecting resident input for four planned Green Line station areas to shape walkability, housing and small-business ideas as construction advances. Public comment runs through the end of March.

An argument over money in San Antonio resulted in a fatal shooting on the East Side, with a man in his 20s killed. Multiple individuals are detained for questioning, but no arrests have been confirmed.

Bexar County cleared a backlog of 7,000 voter registrations before early voting for the March 3 Primary Election, ensuring an efficient election process.

A fight over money on San Antonio’s East Side ended in a fatal shooting on Cardiff Avenue near Latimer Street early Wednesday.

An affidavit says China Grove city secretary Melinda Sauceda used city equipment to fabricate pay stubs and collect $22,000 in SNAP and Medicaid benefits.