A Taco Cabana at 2908 Broadway sits fenced months after a Dec. 9 lockout notice. The DoSeum bought the parcel and is weighing how to reuse the site.

Hero's Ramen x Sushi announced it will close on March 5, 2026, ending a seven-year run in Embassy Oaks. Regulars praised its 'authentic' bowls as the news spread online.

Deputies arrested a 34-year-old woman after shots were fired at a car and house on Legend Point Drive. Officials say a stolen 9mm and other evidence were recovered.

A former Hidalgo County detention officer was arrested and charged with stalking after an alleged Valentine’s Day confrontation at a north Edinburg Walmart.

Permit filings show Super Donuts is headed to Neighbors Market at 4010 SE Military Dr, with construction slated this spring and a summer opening expected.

The 14th San Antonio Book Festival returns April 11 with George Saunders, Julia Alvarez and more than 110 authors. A ticketed kickoff with Jenna Bush Hager opens the weekend.

A worker died after a retaining wall under construction collapsed on San Antonio’s far South Side, authorities say. Crews attempted to dig him out but could not reach him.

Boerne ISD trustees voted 6-1 to pursue a voluntary daily prayer and religious-reading period under a 2025 state law. The vote starts a local process to draft rules ahead of the 2026-27 school year.

U.S. Marshals are searching for Adam Sanchez Morales, a 53-year-old felon with facial tattoos who allegedly violated federal supervised release. Authorities say he was arrested in New Braunfels and is known to frequent San Antonio.

A spare tire packed with 24 meth packages was flagged at Eagle Pass, triggering a multi‑agency sweep and a high‑speed chase that ended in arrests on San Antonio’s southeast side.

Graham Weston asked the Austin appeals court to "promptly" rule in his suit accusing a San Antonio lawyer of secretly representing his ex‑wife, saying the delay has frozen the case.

Joint Base San Antonio is enforcing 100% ID checks at all gates and has suspended its Trusted Traveler program. Expect longer lines at key entrances near SAMMC and Lackland.

A San Antonio investor says his Public.com account was accessed without authorization, sparking dozens of trades and $13,000 in losses.