State and city records show Little Caesars will redevelop a Bandera Road parcel in Leon Valley; construction is slated March–September with a fall opening possible.

The Spurs added a senior executive with facility experience as talks over a new San Antonio arena continue. The hire could speed planning for a future venue.

Two people were critically injured in a West Side collision on Culebra Road; police are investigating whether racing or a third vehicle was involved.

Hawaiian Bros is opening at 5746 UTSA Blvd inside The Merc near UTSA, bringing plate-lunch staples and island snacks to the growing mixed-use district.

BEA data show Texas' outdoor recreation economy generated $59.4B in 2024, led by boating, RVing and tourism. The totals underline parks, marinas and campgrounds as economic drivers.

UT Health San Antonio opened a Center for Excellence in Diabetes Monday, combining clinical care, prevention programming and 12 clinical trials to confront high local diabetes rates.

Clear mornings give way to a fast warmup this week; highs could reach the low 90s by the weekend. Expect low humidity and elevated fire danger across drier neighborhoods.

An 18-wheeler overturned near Loop 337 in New Braunfels, spilling thousands of gallons of oil and closing an I-35 access road for hours as crews cleaned up.

KSAT's 'Dangerous Lessons' compiles nearly 8,000 educator injury reports and firsthand accounts that put San Antonio classrooms under scrutiny.

San Antonio’s public draft points to the Martin Marietta San Pedro quarry in Stone Oak as a long-term redevelopment site, pairing mixed-use hubs with aquifer and infrastructure protections. An open house is set for March 26.

New Braunfels’ Muck & Fuss is building an 8,812‑sq‑ft, $4.5M restaurant off Loop 1604 in Stone Oak with a fall 2026 opening and a hefty rotating tap list.

Logan Paul dropped into Holy Cross of San Antonio ahead of Monday Night Raw, playing games, posing for photos and helping announce scholarships.

San Antonio police warn residents about calls spoofing 210-207 numbers that demand payment for fake warrants. Officials urge people to hang up and report the call.