San Antonio police say a body was found near Mission Espada on April 7. Investigators and the medical examiner are working to identify the person and are asking for tips.

A man in his 30s was seriously injured after being struck on Ridgewood Court near downtown San Antonio; the driver fled and police are investigating.

Permit filings show Wingstop will fit out a 1,690‑sq‑ft space at 4211 E Loop 1604 N in Converse; construction is scheduled Aug.–Nov. 2026 and a winter opening is expected.

A city-commissioned report shows immigrants contributed $25.6 billion to the San Antonio metro’s GDP and hold outsized shares of key industries and business ownership.

A child was hospitalized after a family dog bit their head on San Antonio’s far East Side; Bexar County Animal Control is investigating.

Robert J. Mueller rejected a plea in a high‑stakes Deeproot case and will stand trial on wire‑fraud charges tied to roughly $58M in investor money. The decision shifts long‑running SEC and bankruptcy fights onto a criminal docket.

A Taft High administrator was bitten by a Northside ISD police K‑9 during an unannounced campus search; she was taken to a hospital and no students were involved.

The popular New Braunfels coffee trailer will swap its 40‑sq‑ft trailer on Landa Street for a storefront at 1147 N. Academy Ave as the owner finalizes permits for a summer opening.

A CAP state-by-state analysis finds expanded SNAP work rules could lead to about 2,500 avoidable deaths in Texas, raising alarms among San Antonio food providers.

Pope's Pizza Place, run by the Pope family, opened in North San Antonio in March, taking over a former Hungry Howie's storefront. The menu features build-your-own pies, pasta and weekly deals.

The Mars Volta will open for My Chemical Romance at the Alamodome on Sept. 12. Artist presales begin Wednesday at 10 a.m.; public tickets drop Friday at 10 a.m.

Reese Bros Barbecue will open a satellite inside John T. Floore Country Store in Helotes next Friday, debuting the outpost the same night as a Sammy Arriaga concert. The sibling‑run spot will bring its Central Texas smoked meats with Mexican‑influenced sides to the historic dance hall.

Oxbow Development is shifting a planned Josephine Street build toward 140,000 square feet of offices, plus luxury apartments and shops, to bring more daytime workers to Pearl.