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Crime & Emergencies in ...
Former officer James Brennand returns to Bexar County court Monday as discovery fights and a July jury date loom in the 2022 shooting case.
A West Side man was arrested after admitting he shot a roommate in a backyard, police say. The arrest affidavit and recovered evidence are detailed by authorities.
A fast-moving fire at Olive and Kingsbury in Seguin heavily damaged one home, damaged a second and left residents displaced.
Weather & Environment in ...
Overnight storms cut power to thousands in San Antonio. CPS Energy crews are working to restore service while forecasters warn of more rain and dangerous heat.
Community & Society in ...
Longtime organizer Oscar Vicks says San Antonio’s Juneteenth parade will go on Saturday despite personal loss, framing the march as a call for freedom and justice.
A trainee at Lackland AFB died after a medical emergency during Basic Military Training. The Air Force says a comprehensive medical review is underway and is protecting the family’s privacy.
Food & Drinks in ...
A Wetzel’s Pretzels and Cold Stone co‑branded shop opens June 24 at 7118 W. Loop 1604 N in San Antonio, run by local franchisee Jose Delgado.
An unnamed restaurant concept is set to move into the former Cured space at the Pearl. Renovations are slated for August and estimated at $1.5M, per reporting.
A Pew survey finds most working parents juggle parenting and paid work, with lower-income families least likely to have benefits.
An 18-year-old wanted on aggravated-robbery and theft warrants fled a BMW near Walzem Road and remains at large after deputies searched the area. The sheriff’s office is asking for tips.
Two people were rushed to a hospital after a reported shooting near Lackland AFB on Baywell Drive. Authorities say the scene remains under investigation.
Politics & Govt in ...
Edgewood trustees voted to end outside operators at three struggling campuses and will bring the schools back under district control this fall.
Thrive Vecindad will convert Buena Vista homes into 25 units of supportive housing for LGBTQ+ youth, aiming to be the first community of its kind in Texas.
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