Hot and gusty this afternoon in San Antonio with a growing storm risk later this week. Easter weekend looks cooler with rain chances.

Family and friends renewed calls for answers two years after Ana Alicia Ojeda was found dead; the Bexar County Medical Examiner ruled the death a homicide.

The decades‑old Passion Play returns to downtown San Antonio this Good Friday. Procession begins at Travis Park at 10 a.m. and ends at Main Plaza in front of San Fernando Cathedral.

A Bexar County jury gave Ruben Ramirez 55 years for the April 2023 East Side killing of San Juan Melchor.

An SAFD engineer was placed on administrative duty after police say a 12-year-old with autism was found living amid animal feces; court records show a child endangerment charge.

An AI-driven index places San Antonio 383rd of 500 cities for permitting speed, with local approvals often taking 30–90 days. Slow approvals could slow housing delivery.

A 31-year-old Corpus Christi man pleaded guilty to producing child sexual abuse material involving a toddler, federal prosecutors said.

A Comal County jury convicted former San Antonio firefighter Joshua Dyba, 33, and ordered consecutive terms that total four years behind bars, officials say. One count was waived and probation terms are pending.

An off-duty Bexar County sergeant was arrested early Tuesday after a Broadway traffic stop in San Antonio; the sheriff has issued a proposed dismissal and opened an internal probe.

An SUV struck and pinned a woman on North Main Avenue near San Antonio College. Police say the 26-year-old driver will face charges.

San Antonio says it will repair reported potholes within two working days as crews launch the 10th annual Pothole Patrol Blitz and aim for more than 10,000 fixes in April.

Filings tied to a project called “Lavender Hill” put Amazon at 2200 State Highway 211 in San Antonio, reviving concerns about the power and water demands of new data centers. City leaders are weighing zoning, recycled‑water and utility impacts as multiple Amazon projects appear in state records.

Axel Oliva, 31, co‑founder of Leche de Tigre, has died. The Southtown restaurant announced a brief closure and a memorial is planned.