The Texas Attorney General won a legal battle, stopping San Antonio from funding out-of-state abortions with city money, citing state law prohibiting taxpayer-funded abortion-related activities.

City crews will drain the River Walk Jan. 11 6 619 for sediment removal and inspections; boat tours will be paused and holiday lights will come down in affected areas.

A Bexar County judge sentenced Jennifer Marie Delgado to 20 years after she accepted a plea in a 2018 child-neglect case involving a severely malnourished child. Court records and hospital documents played a central role in the prosecution.

Texas State Technical College got a $3.5 million grant for a semiconductor technician training program to bolster the workforce for the tech industry.

A blaze at the Soap Factory Apartments in downtown San Antonio damaged multiple units Thursday and drew a major emergency response.

TxDOT will close Loop 1604 at the I‑10 interchange from 9 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday for bridge work; expect detours via frontage roads and a multi‑week ramp closure.

A former IRS employee was sentenced to two years in prison and fined $150,000 for preparing and filing 61 fraudulent tax returns between 2016 and 2021.

The Texas AG reached an agreement with P&G on Crest toothpaste packaging to prevent misleading marketing and ensure safe fluoride levels for children.

San Antonio is set to experience showers and potential thunderstorms, with clearer skies later and gusty winds overnight. The weekend will bring mostly sunny weather with strong winds and cooler night temperatures.

Art Reinhardt appointed as San Antonio Public Works Director, effective January 5, 2026, with a focus on maintenance/operations following department reorganization.

A judge ruled that the co-conspirator in the murder of Sebastian Carpio will not be tried as an adult, despite the victim's mother's fight for justice.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints Col. Omar A. Perea to the Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee, targeting economic growth in these sectors until 2027.

Crews have begun clearing an 18‑acre South Side parcel as the long‑planned District 3 SAPD substation moves from planning to construction, with a public groundbreaking set for Monday. The project is funded by the 2022 bond program.