Coast Guard detentions and a DOJ crackdown after Mexican fishermen crossed into U.S. waters for red snapper have intensified border and environmental tensions.

A 21-year-old was arrested after his SUV crashed into the back of an East Central ISD bus near Loop 410; he faces evading and aggravated-assault charges.

Two cyclists found a body on fire near the Prue Trailhead Friday morning; fire and police crews responded and closed part of the Leon Creek Greenway.

A new analysis finds Texas averages roughly 827 pedestrian deaths a year, with big metros like Houston and Dallas driving much of the risk. Officials and advocates point to high‑speed roads and rapid growth as core problems.

Texas will replace STAAR with through‑year tests in 2027–28, but San Antonio advocates warn A–F grades may still hinge on a single end‑of‑year score.

San Antonio Business Journal’s 2025 ranking lists 31 luxury agents who together posted about $851.7M in closed sales, underscoring concentrated high-end activity in the metro.

Mayor Johnny Rodriguez Jr. sued the City of Balcones Heights, saying council members stripped his powers and blocked his access after he probed missing police gear. The federal complaint accuses officials of coordinated retaliation.

A 56,000‑sq‑ft indoor market will convert 1331 Bandera Road into vendor booths, a food court and a billiards hall, with a tentative May 2 opening.

Cloudy and muggy today with scattered storms. Stronger storms and heavy rain are more likely Sunday into midweek.

A Laredo man was sentenced to 495 months after prosecutors said he sold cocaine and machine guns from a residential home and endangered children in the neighborhood.

Shanta Major filed a federal wrongful-death suit alleging a "sham" investigation and mishandled evidence after her son Malachi Williams was shot in San Marcos in 2024.

A Houston man was extradited to Bexar County after investigators say he shared intimate images of a 14-year-old. He faces charges of online solicitation and publishing intimate material.

A trail‑camera clip shows feral hogs rooting along Salado Creek near the Frost Bank Center as experts warn Texas’ wild‑pig numbers remain in the millions. Neighbors and officials are tracking sightings and coordinating trapping and reporting.