An 18‑year SAPD veteran began a 25‑day suspension after records say he turned off his body camera, cursed at a suspect and drove recklessly; he also faces a DWI charge.

SAPD Officer Taylor Thompson was arrested on assault charges and placed on Administrative Duty pending investigations by both SAPD and Castroville Police.

Alamo Colleges and Schreiner University unveiled a Promise‑to‑Promise transfer deal that covers remaining Schreiner tuition and required fees for qualifying Alamo graduates. The partnership opens a tuition‑free path at a private Hill Country university.

San Antonio International Airport is advancing infrastructure projects including runway upgrades, terminal renovations, and a centralized distribution center, targeting completion by 2030 and 2028.

Bexar County renewed a $1M immigrant legal defense fund to pay nonprofit attorneys for deportation cases, drawing praise from supporters and warnings of state legal action.

A newly elected SCUCISD trustee lost his Judson teaching job after a police report says he left six students at Salinas Elementary the day he was sworn in.

Paul Chacon was sentenced to 40 years in prison for aggravated robbery and kidnapping related to events in 2022, including the death of Joe Anthony Guerra.

Councilwoman Misty Spears is hosting a "New Year, New You" event in San Antonio to support local resolutions with resources for personal and financial growth.

13 Trees Coffee Haus will close on Saturday as owner Jamie Rosales scales back to focus on roasting. The New Braunfels shop opened late last year and hosted local markets.

Two people died after being pulled from a burning West Side home late Monday. Firefighters say security bars and an iron fence slowed rescue efforts.

A Southwest ISD school bus overturned with around 30 students; no major injuries reported, but the driver and three students were hospitalized. The accident resulted in lane closures and an ongoing investigation.

A man in his mid-30s was critically injured on Highway 90 after his car ran out of gas and he was struck by a dark SUV; witnesses say the driver left the scene.

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor will appear at the Carver on Feb. 10 to discuss her picture book Just Shine! and sign copies.