San Antonio Police are searching for a man seen strangling a kitten to death on an apartment complex surveillance video.

San Antonio's SH 151 reopens after an off-duty deputy was involved in a two-vehicle crash; no injuries reported.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sues JOLT Initiative, Inc. for illegal voter registration activities in Texas, seeking the organization's dissolution and legal costs.

State Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer formed an exploratory committee to consider a run for Bexar County district attorney, naming veteran prosecutors to vet the office and his potential campaign.

Retired Vice Adm. T.J. White is leading Texas Cyber Command from UTSA and centering the agency on hands‑on training to build a Texas cyber workforce.

Texas Governor Abbott and HHSC have applied for federal funds to improve rural healthcare, emphasizing expansion of access to care and reducing chronic diseases through the "Rural Texas Strong" program.

An unattended candle sparked a late-night fire that destroyed a mobile home and a motor home on San Antonio’s Southwest Side. Investigators say no injuries were reported.

Texas residents are urged to prevent pollution by raking leaves away from storm drains and not dumping them into gutters, as decaying plant matter can harm aquatic ecosystems.

CBP officers at Colombia-Solidarity Bridge seized over $16 million in meth hidden in a truck carrying vases, highlighting border challenges and ongoing anti-smuggling efforts.

Governor Greg Abbott announces Formosa Plastics' $150 million expansion in Jackson County, Texas, under the JETI program, which is expected to boost the local economy and create jobs.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies and breezy conditions for San Antonio, with varying temperatures and strong gusts expected throughout the week.

CBP intercepted firearms and ammunition at Pharr International Bridge, seizing weapons and over 2,500 rounds from a truck heading to Mexico. Two arrests were made.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appointed Lois Palermo and reappointed Danielle Franklin, D.D.S., and Raymond L. Wiggins, D.D.S., M.D., to the state's Dental Review Committee.