A Balcones Heights renter says roaches and a pizza‑stealing mouse prompted city violation notices at The Gobi apartments. Management has days to fix the problems.

A Helotes man was sentenced to 30 years after pleading guilty in a Jan. 5, 2025 head‑on crash on State Highway 46 that killed two people.

Muggy morning and warm afternoon; storms are possible Wednesday night and again this weekend.

A Houston driver was arrested after Border Patrol found 26 people hiding in a trailer that had been picked up in Edinburg, court filings show.

A San Antonio judge sentenced John Xavier Garcia to life without parole after jurors convicted him of continuously sexually abusing a child; prosecutors cited testimony and records.

A San Antonio man was sentenced to two 10-year terms after Alysa Claudia Graves was found dead in a Northeast Side field in July 2023.

A Canadian company is in early talks to lease Port of Brownsville land for a metal-processing/refining site. The proposal joins other large industrial projects being pitched to the port.

A Texas policy group says tablets may be hurting student learning; lawmakers are being pushed to review device rules and classroom screen time.

JCB says it will hire about 600 workers in 2027 and is weighing a company-run dealership near its South Side factory as production ramps late 2026.

Plano-born Dillas plans a San Antonio outpost in 2026 as founders scout sites — the I‑10/1604 corridor is a likely target. Growth will lean on franchise deals.

Owners say faulty shower pans and misinstalled exterior materials soaked dozens of Highgrove apartments. The builder denies the claims as the fight moves to Business Court.

A Waco‑area man was sentenced to 40 years in federal prison after prosecutors said he possessed and shared child pornography. The U.S. Attorney’s Office credited FBI San Antonio and tied the case to Project Safe Childhood.

A San Antonio judge ordered the release of Wimberley artist Igor Babkin from a Pearsall ICE facility, saying ICE must justify re‑arrests on an individual basis. The move has drawn legal questions and local support.