A lightning strike is believed to have started a late‑night apartment blaze on San Antonio’s Northwest Side. No injuries were reported, but several residents were displaced.

A New Braunfels man was arrested after game wardens say headless bucks and crossbow bolts appeared across Central Texas neighborhoods, and investigators found drugs at his home.

A late-night fight at La Carreta Bar & Grill on San Pedro Avenue ended in gunfire early Thursday. Two men were wounded and police said the suspect fled the scene.

A mother and son were injured after being bitten by their family dog on San Antonio’s South Side; ACS says the dog was reportedly shot and investigators are reviewing the case.

San Antonio International Airport won a $10 million FAA award toward Phase 6 of Terminal C as the federal terminal program wrapped its final funding round. The money helps underwrite work on the new 18-gate, 850,000-square-foot terminal.

OCI Energy and CPS Energy broke ground on the 120‑MW Alamo City BESS to give San Antonio multi‑hour battery capacity for peak demand. The site is expected online in 2027.

Gus's brings Tennessee-style fried chicken to Southtown and a Windcrest all-you-can-eat spot is serving sushi and hibachi for families and playoff crowds. Game-day deals and family-priced nights are driving interest across the city.

A man's body was found inside an abandoned vehicle near Linda Lee Lane in Schertz on Tuesday; police say the victim is unconfirmed and are asking the public for tips.

An SAPD officer was booked May 19 on a Class A misdemeanor family-violence charge. Court records tie the allegation to an incident in May 2023; arraignment is June 18.

A Denver investment firm has bought two San Antonio‑area apartment communities and plans upgrades and more regional investment.

A security guard shot an armed man after gunfire in a Southeast Side parking lot; the suspect was taken to BAMC in stable condition and detectives are investigating.

Federal SNAP changes are shrinking campuswide free-meal eligibility in San Antonio, forcing NEISD to require income verification at dozens of schools and prompting possible price bumps in Northside ISD.

A woman suffered life‑threatening injuries on San Antonio’s West Side after she was thrown from a vehicle and then run over, police say. No arrests have been made.