A San Antonio detention‑center employee was arrested after detectives say social‑media posts and a medical record tied him to alleged abuse of a 13‑year‑old disabled girl.

Panda Express filed plans to build at 3054 US Hwy 181 inside the Portland Town Center. Construction is slated to start mid‑July 2026 with a February 2027 finish.

San Antonio police and U.S. Marshals arrested 18-year-old Jaden Gutierrez Monday in connection with a March Northwest Side shooting that killed a 17-year-old.

Jurors deadlocked in a South Side capital murder trial, producing a mistrial; a June 15 status hearing will determine whether prosecutors retry the case.

Veteran chef Raul Mendoza temporarily closed Alla Nonna's on San Antonio's West Side. He called the pause a reset and said the Italian café would return within a year.

A 4-year-old boy was airlifted to San Antonio after a shooting at a La Pryor home and later died. Zavala County deputies say the investigation is ongoing.

A man was found with a gunshot wound on Delgado Street and rushed to University Hospital in critical condition. San Antonio police are investigating the West Side shooting.

Michael French and Mayor Neal Linnartz will meet in a June runoff after no candidate cleared 50% in New Braunfels’ May 2 vote. The runoff is scheduled for June 13, 2026.

A man was critically wounded after being stabbed at a downtown San Antonio bus stop. Police say three suspects fled and detectives believe it may have been an attempted robbery.

Atascosa County deputies executed three search warrants in a monthlong "Operation Buzzkill" sting, arresting two on felony THC charges and seizing more than $29,000. The probe targeted sales near schools.

National Safety Apparel will close its Eastside Currency Drive plant on June 30, eliminating 68 jobs including 44 sewing operators. The company filed state notice April 23.

Taroko Sports will convert a Park North storefront into a 31,000-square-foot indoor sports-and-entertainment center with batting cages, simulators, bowling and dining.

Supply shocks — from the pandemic to tariffs and fuel spikes — are driving tenants and investors toward modern, well‑connected warehouses that can keep goods moving.