A taxpayer-backed plan to build mixed-income apartments at the Friedrich plant has stalled after demolition and $1.7M in TIRZ funds, and residents say they've been left waiting.

Today is the hottest day of the week with highs near 98°F and heat-index values into the low 100s. Scattered storms and gusty winds return Friday.

BCSO will brief reporters at 12:30 p.m. after deputies found a body in east Bexar County. Officials have released few details as investigators work to identify the deceased.

Longtime Esquire bartender Stephan Mendez has taken ownership from Chris Hill, vowing to preserve the menu and the tavern’s historic 100-foot bar. The move keeps a River Walk landmark in local hands.

A woman allegedly drove off in a downtown San Antonio ambulance with medics and a patient inside; she was arrested after officers stopped the vehicle on the Southwest side, police say.

Italian luxury label Brunello Cucinelli will open its first Texas outlet at San Marcos Premium Outlets in July, joining a roster of designer shops. The new boutique is listed as 'Coming Soon' in the center directory.

DOE and AEP say up to $3.26B will fund transmission rebuilds in Texas, aiming to improve reliability and cut costs for households and businesses.

A high-speed crash on I-35 southbound near O'Connor Road killed an SUV driver and shut the highway during Wednesday's morning commute.

Dozens packed a public meeting in Jourdanton after a county notice flagged a possible data center. Residents warned it could strain water, farmland and local services.

Neighbors on San Antonio’s North Side say a new late-night gaming room has turned their street into a noisy hangout and prompted nearly 50 police calls.

A two-vehicle crash on Culebra Road near Stillwater Parkway early Wednesday killed one driver and closed the roadway while investigators processed the scene.

As it marks 100 years, the Witte Museum will serve as grand marshal of the Ford Holiday River Parade on Nov. 27, leading the River Walk's 'Holiday Wishes Come True' celebration.

Nearly 40 police calls traced a months‑long neighborhood feud before a North Side man was allegedly run over; an indictment and an August court date have renewed the family’s quest for answers.