An off‑duty San Antonio patrol officer was arrested Thursday and charged with DWI. The department says it has opened both criminal and internal administrative investigations.

Asian Bite on San Antonio’s Far Northside paused service after head chef Gunawan suffered a stroke; a GoFundMe has raised more than $22,000 to help the family.

A pickup truck fire on SW Military Drive prompted an arson probe and renewed safety warnings after rowdy Spurs celebrations.

A 71‑year‑old mariachi instructor in San Antonio was sentenced to life without parole after three victims testified about abuse that began years earlier.

Wonder has filed to open two delivery-first storefronts in the San Antonio area, with state filings listing Oct. 10 completion dates and $1 million buildouts.

Hot and muggy Thursday in San Antonio with highs near 94°F and feels‑like temps up to 106°F. Slight morning showers; stronger rain chances return early next week.

Judson ISD trustees voted to keep employee wages flat for 2026–27 as the district contends with roughly a $35 million gap and recent staff reductions. The board also blocked a proposed stipend for academic trainers.

A jury convicted David Rivera of three aggravated‑assault counts; he was sentenced to 45 years for a May 2025 triple stabbing outside Brass Monkey on the St. Mary’s Strip.

Bexar County deputies are searching for Eden Rodriguez, a registered sex offender more than two years overdue on required check‑ins and wanted on child‑sex warrants.

El Paso’s Tin Man Filling Station has filed permits for a Bulverde Road taproom, reviving a long‑teased San Antonio opening. No official date has been announced.

A man who used a fake dating profile to lure a woman was sentenced to decades in prison after a jury convicted him of burglary and sexual assault. Prosecutors say DNA links tied him to other unsolved assaults.

Council will see designs next Tuesday for a 109,000‑sq‑ft City Hall and a revamped Hopkins Street civic corridor.

Trustees discussed a voluntary retirement deal for Superintendent John Craft behind closed doors but took no public action, leaving his exit unresolved as the district grapples with budget strain.