A driver died after a single-vehicle crash on I-35 southbound at Cibolo Valley Drive on April 16. Schertz police say the Traffic Division is investigating.

Elsewhere Too says surveillance captured an attempted break-in on April 13, the latest in a string of vandalism and thefts the business reports since opening.

A Latin seafood spot called (a)mar will open at the Pearl in May, promising Oaxacan design, mezcal‑focused drinks and rotating guest chefs.

A DEA search of a northeast San Antonio home turned up roughly 97 grams of meth, a handgun and bulk cash after the resident allegedly tried to flush evidence.

Kiewit Austin Partnership will design and build Austin's 62‑acre light‑rail yard near the airport. The decision accelerates Project Connect and raises questions about displaced businesses.

Bay Area chain Starbird is headed to San Antonio as part of a 36‑unit Texas franchise deal that will also bring locations to Austin and Houston. Openings are expected to begin in 2027.

Bexar County will pay just over $7 million for the Citizens Center at 4715 Fredericksburg Rd to consolidate Precinct 2 offices and reduce lease costs. The purchase followed a condemnation hearing that set the award.

A proposed airport master plan could wipe out Castroville’s youth baseball fields, the local league says. The association has asked residents to attend a City Council meeting tonight.

A training Piper PA-28 crashed and caught fire near Corpus Christi International Airport on Monday; two people were critically injured and transferred to Brooke Army Medical Center.

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones will deliver her first State of the City as mayor amid a $1.3B Spurs arena fight, ICE controversy and a recent council censure.

Two Texas title firms quietly dropped suits accusing a rival of poaching 71 employees after a San Antonio business court dismissed the cases with prejudice. The move removes a major legal threat but leaves lingering questions about hiring and non‑compete practices in the industry.

Corpus Christi’s Hooters closed its South Padre Island Drive restaurant on April 12 amid the chain’s bankruptcy‑driven reshuffle. The location had only reopened after a 2021 fire.

SAISD trustees voted to join a nationwide class-action accusing major platforms of designing addictive features that harm students. The district hired contingency-fee lawyers and said any recovery would fund student mental-health services.