An affiliate of Fortress Investment Group credit‑bid $14.5M for four Northeast Side office buildings at a Bexar County auction — roughly $6M below county appraisals. The lender now controls Alamo Towers and the Onyx buildings as the market weighs next steps.

A woman was stabbed from behind on San Antonio's West Side early Wednesday and is hospitalized in serious condition. Police say no arrests have been made.

At an Austin hearing, senators heard TJJD say custody is up and riskier while advocates pitched county‑level programs — forcing a choice between new beds and community solutions.

A West Side couple says a Feb. 8 transformer blast left their home uninhabitable and injured both. They’ve sued CPS Energy and two manufacturers for more than $1 million.

San Antonio police and U.S. Marshals arrested 18-year-old Jaden Gutierrez Monday in connection with a March Northwest Side shooting that killed a 17-year-old.

NEA data show Texas teachers often start reasonably well paid but fall behind over time, with low per‑student spending and uneven district responses widening staffing pressures. State funding helps, but distribution will decide the outcome.

Many San Antonio stations hiked regular gas by more than 50¢ overnight, pushing the metro average above $4 and sending drivers hunting for cheaper pumps.

Jurors deadlocked in a South Side capital murder trial, producing a mistrial; a June 15 status hearing will determine whether prosecutors retry the case.

DPS proposes using the DHS SAVE system to verify citizenship for License to Carry applicants; the proposal is in the Texas Register and public comments are open through May 24.

A federal fairness hearing is set in Lincoln over a $10M Nelnet settlement tied to a 2022 breach that may have exposed about 2.5 million borrowers’ records.

New Braunfels adopted a 15‑year arts master plan that calls for new venues, festivals and public art while urging partnerships to carry the costs. The strategy aims to boost local artists and spotlight the city’s cultural heritage.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to a hot, humid afternoon with highs near 91°F. A midweek front brings a chance of storms and cooler temperatures Thursday.

Neighbors in San Antonio say they found more than a dozen emaciated dogs at a nearby home; after repeated calls to Animal Care Services, residents fed the animals and ACS says it is investigating.