A worker died after a piece of equipment fell at Tindall’s Southwest Side concrete plant; OSHA has opened an investigation and the company says it is cooperating.

A Kerr County interdiction stop on I-10 near Mountain Home produced more than 26 pounds of marijuana, thousands of grams of THC vapes, a loaded firearm and $7,455 in cash.

A late-night exchange of gunfire at the Pecan Grove Apartments in Lytle sent bullets into nearby homes but, police say, no one was hurt. One person is in custody as detectives search for two others.

San Antonio approved a $3.7M study to reconnect downtown and the East Side across I‑37, backed mostly by a federal planning grant.

A new Dunkin' on San Antonio's Southside opens March 7 with a grand‑opening giveaway. The first 50 in line will get promo codes for a "year" of medium coffee, with limits.

Jer Auntey Bernard Pleasant received concurrent 50-year terms after prosecutors said ballistics and fingerprints connected him to two 2023 killings tied to Grindr meetups. The case has shaken San Antonio's LGBTQ+ community.

A San Antonio police bodycam shows an officer running into active gunfire to tend to a wounded colleague during the Stone Oak shooting that wounded seven officers.

P. Terry's co-founder Patrick Terry offered to buy lunch for 10 people instead of filming a promotional bite, inviting followers to comment on Instagram. The move arrives as the Austin-born chain expands into Houston.

A judge in Bexar County handed Nathan Franklin a life sentence Friday for the March 2025 killing of Johnny Johnson, prosecutors said.

A judge has named a receiver in a lawsuit against CommonWealth owner Jorge Herrero after a Utah lender sued to collect hundreds of thousands in debt. The move follows prior judgments and property auctions tied to Herrero’s businesses.

A new TelevisaUnivision/Harris Poll of 526 Texas Hispanic voters finds inflation, health care and housing top concerns — and many say politicians take them for granted.

Maps released this week show drought expanding across Texas for a fourth week, with reservoirs and rangelands under renewed stress.

The Meuse — a 22‑acre mixed‑use project in Fredericksburg — has announced tenants including Double D Ranch and Fischer & Wieser and will be anchored by a Kimpton hotel. Retail construction is underway and the development is targeting a late‑2027 opening.