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Police and medics responded to a shooting near Roosevelt and Benita Monday night; one person was taken to the hospital in critical condition.
A San Antonio woman says scammers posing as police talked her into feeding $2,000 into a crypto ATM after a fake jury‑duty call; the city is posting warnings at kiosks.
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Hot and humid today in San Antonio with highs near 96°F and heat index into the low 100s. City cooling centers are available if you need relief.
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UIL officials say the Alamodome will host state basketball through at least 2028 but are quietly exploring other venues once the contract ends.
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City officials ordered an independent structural review of the 65,000‑square‑foot New Braunfels police headquarters after persistent leaks, pavement heave and sewer failures.
Highs near 94°F today with heat index topping 100°F. Rivers remain elevated after heavy rains; avoid flooded roads.
Federal prosecutors say Omaha‑based Scoular reimbursed customs brokers for payments at the U.S.–Mexico border; the company entered a three‑year DPA and will pay over $10 million.
Muggy, cloudy morning in San Antonio; highs near 94°F and heat index around 100–101°F. Floodwaters from midweek storms are moving downstream — avoid flooded roads.
Internal disciplinary records show SAPD Officer Arturo Trevino punched and slapped a handcuffed suspect during a Dec. 20 arrest; he was indefinitely suspended on May 12.
A 75‑year‑old North Side homeowner stabbed a 20‑year‑old suspected burglar early Thursday; police arrested the suspect and say the investigation is ongoing.
Community & Society in ...
A new Central Texas Alliance will bring Austin and San Antonio leaders together to tackle I‑35 traffic, housing, healthcare and workforce as the corridor adds millions more residents.
Schertz declared a disaster and ordered mandatory evacuations at Pecan Grove RV Park after the National Weather Service warned Cibolo Creek could surge overnight.
Floresville officials warn the San Antonio River could crest near 33 feet, threatening low parts of River City Park and making secondary roads impassable.
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