Showers and thunderstorms likely Thursday night into Friday with pockets of heavy rain and gusty winds that could slow commutes.

Redfin data shows San Antonio had the nation's highest share of canceled home contracts in March (18.7%), as sellers cut prices and buyers gain leverage.

Bojangles is reportedly targeting Converse as part of a wider Texas expansion, leaning on a boneless-focused menu that franchise filings say drives strong per-store sales.

Dozens of beds at the Applewhite Recovery Center are empty because psychiatric meds aren’t being transferred from the county jail, leaving about 100 people in custody. County leaders say a funding gap — roughly $500,000 — must be closed for transfers to resume.

Guests were briefly stranded about 200 feet above Six Flags Fiesta Texas on the Supergirl Sky Flight; the park says an operator stopped the ride after a guest violated policy.

A man was hospitalized after a drive-by shooting on San Antonio's North Side early Tuesday; police are investigating.

A shooting on the 5000 block of Walzem Road left one person critically injured; Windcrest police say the suspect surrendered and is in custody. Investigators remain on scene.

A motorcyclist was critically injured after crashing into an East Central ISD bus on San Antonio's southeast side. Officials say the student and driver were unhurt while police investigate.

Tacopolis quietly closed in late April; chef Alex Paredes announced via Instagram he plans to replace the taquería with a seafood restaurant at the same Fredericksburg Road location.

Less than a year after merging, UT San Antonio rose to No. 64 in NIH funding with $147.1M, driven by gains in medicine, dentistry and early cross‑campus seed grants.

A 63‑year‑old northwest San Antonio homeowner was hospitalized after an alleged squatter struck him with a brick on March 30. Investigators have charged a suspect in the attack.

A 49‑year‑old woman was seriously hurt in a pit bull attack on San Antonio’s South Side. The dog's owner was cited and the animal has been quarantined pending review.

Federal prosecutors say Jafar Tafakori ran a transnational smuggling network that moved Iranian nationals through South and Central America to the U.S. border; he was arrested in Colombia and now faces federal charges in Texas.