City leaders advanced a financing option to keep construction on track for New Braunfels Utilities’ 77‑acre headquarters, with formal borrowing authority expected in May.

Bexar County will pay just over $7 million for the Citizens Center at 4715 Fredericksburg Rd to consolidate Precinct 2 offices and reduce lease costs. The purchase followed a condemnation hearing that set the award.

San Antonio police are searching for a woman accused of stabbing her 65-year-old husband on the 1600 block of West Laurel Street; investigators say the man's injuries are non-life-threatening.

GiGi's Deli will pause from April 19 through June while chef Matt Garcia builds Miles, a San Antonio‑inspired bar and bistro. The deli's residency inside El Tigre will resume after the pause.

James Talarico unveiled a plan to close tax breaks for billionaires—targeting carried interest, offshore accounts and luxury write‑offs—to boost federal revenue.

A lab mix leapt a yard fence and bit a 38-year-old woman on San Antonio’s West Side; ACS seized the dog and criminal citations are pending.

A 26-year-old was arrested Tuesday in connection with a 2022 drive-by shooting that killed two and wounded five at a San Antonio family barbecue. The case remains under investigation.

New Braunfels announced a telehealth partnership to route some non‑urgent 911 calls to virtual doctors, aiming to speed care and free ambulances for true emergencies.

Mater Academy says it will spend about $60M to open two San Antonio campuses, including a new South Side K‑8, a project that raises questions about funding and local oversight.

Treasury’s OFAC blacklisted Casino Centenario and Diamante Casino after a Homeland Security Task Force traced stash houses, money‑laundering and intimidation to Cartel del Noreste.

A decades‑old road alignment is forcing Fredericksburg leaders to delay a flagship Waldorf Astoria project, putting the resort's 2027 timeline at risk.

A San Antonio charter school received violent text threats in late March; police arrested a former employee who now faces a felony charge.

A proposed airport master plan could wipe out Castroville’s youth baseball fields, the local league says. The association has asked residents to attend a City Council meeting tonight.