Border Patrol agents attended Brennan High’s career event on Feb. 27, prompting students and organizers to call the appearance tone‑deaf and demand answers. Tensions follow a wave of student protests across the city.

A pristine bronze cannonball from the 1836 siege was unearthed outside the Alamo; researchers will analyze it and accompanying fragments to learn more about the battle.

Staff Sgt. Davonte Hardaway, a Lackland MTI, has been charged with sex involving three trainees and faces a special court-martial starting June 8. The 37th Training Wing says OSI investigated and referred the case.

Organizers plan a No Kings rally at Travis Park on Saturday, March 28, with speakers, informational tables and a downtown march.

Mama Grande recalled two sweet tortilla items after an FDA inspection found wheat and soy were not declared on the labels. The products were sold across Texas Feb. 2–Mar. 5.

ACS says new hires have nearly doubled cruelty investigations, but animal advocates say staffing fixes alone won't solve delayed responses or oversight gaps.

An off‑duty San Antonio Park Police officer was arrested Tuesday on a family violence charge and placed on administrative duty as the department opens an internal review.

Dell trimmed about 11,000 roles this fiscal year, cutting its global headcount to roughly 97,000 as it shifts spending to AI and partners with Nvidia.

TxDOT will lead Project Nexus, a three‑year pilot to test eVTOL air taxis across the Texas Triangle; Austin is part of the plan with cargo and medical trials slated for 2026.

Austin organizers canceled the March 28 César Chávez march after new reporting and a statement from Dolores Huerta alleging past sexual abuse. City leaders and unions are pausing celebrations.

A 15-year-old was shot in the chest Wednesday night on San Antonio’s North Side and was found responsive, police say. Investigators are working the scene near Montview and Arroya Vista Drive.

Chubby Cattle has announced a North Star Mall location in San Antonio, promising tiered A5 wagyu feasts and tech-forward service as the chain expands in Texas.

State Republicans are advancing proposals that could strip undocumented children of guaranteed K–12 schooling and trigger costly legal fights.