A welfare check in Mico led deputies to two bodies hidden in a Medina County ravine; two people were arrested and charged with capital murder. Two children were in the car and are now with CPS.

A Bandera man was sentenced to 18 years after pleading guilty to manslaughter in an October 2024 head‑on crash on State Highway 46 that killed a family of three.

Two cyclists found a body on fire near the Prue Trailhead Friday morning; fire and police crews responded and closed part of the Leon Creek Greenway.

State filings show 7Brew will replace the Sonic at 12405 Bandera Road in Helotes — a $1M, 510‑sq‑ft drive‑thru slated for summer construction.

The Dispatch, from The Newstand team, opens April 14 inside McCombs Plaza — a small lobby café serving seasonal coffee, matcha, juices and pastries.

A man was shot on El Paso Street near South Comal just before 2 a.m.; police say his account keeps changing.

Flyers from a Texas-based neo-Nazi group were found near Woodlawn Lake on Easter, mixing anti-'groomer' language with Nazi symbols and a recruitment URL. Neighbors sounded the alarm online.

Joseph A. Jimenez was sentenced to 40 months after firing a 9mm with a machine‑gun conversion device near Joint Base San Antonio–Lackland.

A longtime Stone Oak breakfast cafe formerly known as Le Peep has rebranded as The Breakfast Mill; the restaurant says the menu and service remain unchanged.

A man in his 30s was seriously injured after being struck on Ridgewood Court near downtown San Antonio; the driver fled and police are investigating.

A CAP state-by-state analysis finds expanded SNAP work rules could lead to about 2,500 avoidable deaths in Texas, raising alarms among San Antonio food providers.

The Mars Volta will open for My Chemical Romance at the Alamodome on Sept. 12. Artist presales begin Wednesday at 10 a.m.; public tickets drop Friday at 10 a.m.

Reese Bros Barbecue will open a satellite inside John T. Floore Country Store in Helotes next Friday, debuting the outpost the same night as a Sammy Arriaga concert. The sibling‑run spot will bring its Central Texas smoked meats with Mexican‑influenced sides to the historic dance hall.