Terminal A at San Antonio International Airport was evacuated Friday after an unattended bag prompted a bomb‑squad response; officials say the bag held music equipment.

Lulu’s Coffee y Tacos will open at 1847 W Hwy 46 in New Braunfels, with permits showing an early‑2026 buildout and a spring 2026 target.

Boerne, Texas, offers a range of New Year's Eve activities, from elegant events and gourmet dining to outdoor adventures under the stars, leading into New Year's Day nature activities.

A man wanted on capital murder charges out of Fayette County was arrested in south Maverick County after a coordinated multi‑agency operation and transferred to the Texas Rangers.

A man was killed Thursday after an officer-involved shooting that involved U.S. Border Patrol near Midway in Starr County. Texas Rangers have taken over the probe.

A $7M New Braunfels Utilities sewer overhaul will dig beneath Historic Gruene beginning in January 2026, bringing overnight closures, one-way detours and parking limits through spring.

Whataburger's fourth New Braunfels location opens Monday at 1825 SH 46 S with dine-in, drive-thru and an opening-day giveaway that could award two guests free Whataburger for a year.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes sunny to cloudy skies, mild temperatures, and varying winds over the next few days, with highs around 70-76 degrees.

A federal judge ordered a Fort Sam Houston civilian held as a flight risk after prosecutors say he funneled about $510,000 from Army recreation funds. The judge cited travel and transfers that investigators say show an intent to flee.

A 14-year-old allegedly confessed to starting a Dec. 5 fire at the Burlington store in New Braunfels; surveillance and interviews led to his arrest.

A fatal car accident in Von Ormy left one dead and another critically injured; San Antonio Police are investigating the cause of the crash on Watson Road.

Mayor Neal Linnartz of New Braunfels, TX celebrates the city's holiday traditions and community spirit, appreciating local events, volunteers, and workers.

Army gynecologist Major Blaine McGraw faces charges for illegally recording patients during exams at Fort Hood, with additional charges of conduct unbecoming an officer.