Fire crews monitored a grass fire at Nelson Gardens recycling center near Loop 410 as gusty winds kept the blaze active into Monday morning.

A teen was arrested after a man was stabbed multiple times in a West Side parking lot early Saturday; police say the suspect was found nearby and the victim was hospitalized.

A driver who fled a traffic stop in Christine was arrested after a pursuit that ended in a crash on I‑37; no injuries were reported and charges are pending.

Two people were critically injured in a northwest San Antonio shooting near Callaghan Road; police say the suspected shooter fled the scene.

A family‑run coffee shop and mini market has begun soft service on Boerne’s Main Street, serving New York‑style bagels, house‑made syrups and a maple‑vanilla latte. Owners say the menu will evolve with the seasons.

Alamo Hot Dog Co., a downtown fixture since 2008, is hinting at a Main Plaza storefront. Owner John Tristan's social posts and a "coming soon" sign have customers buzzing.

A 1.2M-square-foot former Rackspace campus in Windcrest has passed a rehab milestone as ICP converts the site into the Windcrest International Business Park. First-phase work is now nearing completion.

A San Antonio woman was arrested again after police say she sent explicit messages and waited outside a couple’s workplace, violating a court protective order.

Median home sale prices dipped across Northeast San Antonio in February, with most sales still clustered in the $200K–$399K band and inventory on the rise.

Houston-based Mambo Seafood closed its Las Palmas restaurant at 719 Castroville Road six months after opening. The move trims its San Antonio footprint to two locations.

A Selma police K-9 alerted officers to more than 32 kilograms of cocaine concealed in hollowed tractor batteries during an I-35 traffic stop. A 38-year-old driver was arrested and booked into the Guadalupe County jail.

Singhs Vietnamese has opened a third San Antonio location near UTSA, offering banh mi and rice bowls mostly priced under $14 — including a $13 shrimp rice bowl.

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones tapped a new 11‑member advisory group — led by Port San Antonio’s CEO — to pitch AI, biotech and space manufacturing to the city. The panel will advise on projects and may feed into future bond planning.