The Filling Station Tap Room in Southtown will close next Saturday after nearly 15 years; owners say a lease nonrenewal and new ownership factored into the decision.

A parent’s tip led officers to Rutledge Stadium, where a firearm was recovered and a suspect was taken into custody; the meet continued and no one was hurt.

After another pedestrian was struck on Southeast Military Drive, Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran says traffic officers and a speed‑feedback trailer could be deployed to the corridor. The stretch was upgraded last fall after two deadly summer crashes.

Sunny and warm through the weekend, then a sharp, windy cooldown arrives Monday. Secure outdoor items and postpone burning.

A Fatburger near Boerne finished construction in 2025 but remains unopened as FAT Brands navigates Chapter 11. Locals are left waiting as the parent company restructures.

After months closed, Texas T Pub quietly reopened under new owners with a fresh stage, live shows and karaoke returning to downtown San Antonio.

Ashtrom and Bank Hapoalim reached financial close on roughly $200M to build El Patrimonio, a roughly 195MW solar farm near San Antonio that will sell most power to CPS Energy under a 20‑year PPA.

Schertz police and Jerod Jeffrey’s family have renewed a $10,000 reward as the unsolved 2021 killing reaches its fifth anniversary. Investigators ask anyone with information to come forward.

A San Marcos man pleaded guilty to three counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child and was sentenced to 30 years after prosecutors said the abuse took place over multiple years. The Hays County DA praised the victim's bravery.

A San Antonio woman was arrested again after police say she sent explicit messages and waited outside a couple’s workplace, violating a court protective order.

H‑E‑B and local officials unveiled plans to transform a long‑vacant Buda landfill into a new store backed by a $20.1M incentive package and an estimated $30M cleanup.

Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams will open its first San Antonio scoop shop at The Shops at La Cantera, converting a former Bahama Bucks kiosk with renovations due late May.

A MoneyLion ranking places New Braunfels near the top of the nation’s most‑affordable, fastest‑growing cities, spotlighting a 31.7% five‑year population jump and fresh development pressure.