Enchanted Rock’s new Backcountry Area opens on Tuesday with about 10.5 miles of rugged trail and limited facilities, after the park more than doubled in size.

A former El Paso officer pleaded guilty to assault and family-violence charges and received 10 years of community supervision, short county jail time and must surrender his TCOLE license. The case stems from assaults involving two victims and months of court activity.

A passenger was killed and others were hurt when a Camaro rear-ended a family’s Yukon on U.S. 90 near Tondre Parkway. Police say intoxicants may have been a factor as toxicology tests continue.

A 62-year-old man was stabbed early Sunday on the 5300 block of Southcross Ranch Road in San Antonio. Police say the suspect is at large and the victim was hospitalized.

Schertz Parkway is shut at Weiderstein after a major collision; police are diverting parade traffic to FM 3009 and Elbel. Expect delays for the Fourth of July Jubilee.

Three people were treated for shrapnel wounds after a man allegedly fired through a door early Saturday on Cable Ranch Road; the suspect fled before police arrived.

A published list appears to expose Social Security and driver's license numbers tied to Rogers County Jail, prompting identity-theft fears and a state-level probe.

A San Antonio woman received a 260‑month federal sentence after agents say they seized nearly 400 grams of meth and multiple firearms during an April 2023 arrest.

Bexar County deputies broke into a parked car to rescue a four-month-old; a separate hot-car case left a dog dead and prompted an arrest. Officials warn that vehicles can heat dangerously fast.

Bexar County unveiled an overhaul that would add grade-separated main lanes to Alamo Ranch Parkway; county engineers estimate the project at about $75–$80 million.

Seguin officials warned Thursday that fireworks are illegal inside city limits and violators may face confiscation and fines up to $2,000. The city urged residents to attend organized displays or celebrate outside the boundary.

Trustees approved a $355.49M budget that leaves a $27.99M operating gap. Officials plan to set the tax rate in August after TEA issues compressed‑rate guidance.

A federal judge has ordered a San Antonio hospice to stop using the Magnolia name while a trademark fight plays out. The ruling spotlights how shared brand names can scramble patient referrals.