Cloudy and muggy Wednesday with a high near 85°F and pop-up storms possible. Rain chances increase Friday–Sunday with pockets of heavier rain likely.

JJ Real Co. has acquired the century‑old Loan & Trust Building at 235 E. Commerce and plans to add entertainment at street and river levels with housing above. The move pushes another downtown historic property toward mixed‑use redevelopment.

A Holt-linked company bought the Battalion’s historic South Alamo firehouse, adding a new owner to a development corridor near Hemisfair. The restaurant remains open for now.

Mostly cloudy this morning with highs near 88°F and gusty S‑SE winds. Showers and thunderstorms likely Wednesday with heavier rain possible this weekend.

A San Francisco investor bought Higdon Oaks and plans a 247‑site expansion at the gated Southeast Side manufactured‑home community. The deal ties future payouts to lease‑up of vacant pads.

Cloudy, muggy morning with highs near 83F and gusty south winds. Showers and scattered storms become more likely by Wednesday.

Patchy fog lifts to a warm, breezy Sunday in San Antonio with highs near 84°F and gusts around 25 mph.

Agave Land & Development plans 300 luxury townhomes on about 14 acres along Talley Road near Alamo Ranch, with design work underway and a possible early‑2027 groundbreaking. The move points to rising demand for denser ownership options on the Far West Side.

SAAACAM has launched a second‑phase capital campaign to convert the downtown Kress‑Grant buildings into a 103,000‑sq‑ft African American cultural center aimed for 2028.

Seguin has won roughly $30 million in federal grants to widen key corridors, add sidewalks and build a three‑mile SH‑46 to SH‑123 connection as the city grows. The money aims to add lanes while protecting walk and bike access.

Valiente Farm, the famed Wellington polo complex built by San Antonio native Bob Jornayvaz, has been listed for sale; Icon Global is handling the offering for the 150±‑acre estate.

A federal civil-rights suit filed Feb. 20, 2026, says two SAPD officers used excessive force in the March 4, 2024, shooting that killed Raymond Mireles.

Univision reporter Lidia Terrazas located two‑month‑old Juan Nicolás after he was hospitalized with bronchitis at ICE's Dilley facility and deported to Mexico, prompting fresh scrutiny of care for detained infants.