State troopers found 20 people — including four minors — hidden in a truck sleeper on I-35 near Laredo; the driver has been arrested on human‑smuggling and evading charges.

Cibolo Green Elementary principal Amy Reasons Copes resigned after an arrest tied to an alleged assault-family violence incident; NEISD named an interim leader.

Harlingen’s Hooters closed last Sunday, ending the chain’s presence south of San Antonio as the brand reorganizes under founder-led ownership.

Residents in Pearsall and nearby Frio County were placed under a tornado warning Tuesday afternoon as a rotating storm tracked east with the threat of two-inch hail.

Morning showers and a few thunderstorms move east in San Antonio; expect partly sunny skies later and a high near 83°F. Flood Watch canceled but isolated heavy downpours remain possible.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 32 as the Thunder beat the Spurs 127-114 in Game 5, moving Oklahoma City to a 3-2 series lead and one win from the NBA Finals.

San Antonio police are searching for a driver accused of shooting at a 21‑year‑old’s car on I‑37; the vehicle was left riddled with bullet holes but no one was hurt.

An early-morning crash on I‑10 near Woodlawn Avenue closed eastbound main lanes and left one person dead. TxDOT and SAPD are investigating; expect delays.

A man was killed early Wednesday after running into eastbound I‑10 at West Hildebrand and being struck by a truck and a VIA bus. The highway was closed for hours as investigators processed the scene.

Overnight rain pushed the San Gabriel River into low-lying lots east of Georgetown, prompting evacuations at Shady River and Good Water RV parks and a temporary shelter at East University.

A North Side argument between a couple turned violent and left a man hospitalized, San Antonio police say. Detectives are investigating.

A lightning strike sparked a chemical fire and small explosion on Spur 581 outside Pearsall; crews contained the blaze and the highway has been reopened. No injuries were reported.

Bexar County jurors convicted Bobby Mercado in the 2024 Beacon Hill–area shooting; Mercado received life sentences after surveillance and forensic evidence tied him to the case.