Angry Chickz will open at the Commons at Tezel in early July, bringing its spicy tenders and waiver‑required "Angry" heat level to the Northwest Side.

A&M‑San Antonio is adding six varsity sports and new fields, betting athletics will help recruit students and energize the South Side campus.

A federal grand jury in San Antonio indicted Franklin Ulises Rodriguez-Rivas on kidnapping and harboring charges tied to an alleged ransom. He was arrested Feb. 19 and faces federal penalties if convicted.

Two men were arrested after a Guadalupe County human‑trafficking investigation led deputies to a Marion home where weapons and alleged stolen property were seized.

Major ramp and frontage‑road closures at the Loop 1604/I‑10 interchange start Friday night; expect detours and delays through early Monday morning.

San Antonio Police Chief William McManus will brief the public Friday on an in-custody death; officials have released few details so far.

A Bexar County grand jury declined to indict the man arrested in the December shooting that killed Edward Trejo, leaving his mother furious and the family seeking answers.

A Tarrant County jury ordered Abigail Kampmann to pay roughly $20.2M to her former partner after finding she hid land deals tied to San Antonio’s IH‑10 dealerships. Appeals and more lawsuits are still pending.

A pedestrian was killed early Friday on Loop 410’s West Side after being struck while crossing the highway. Northbound lanes near Marbach were briefly shut as investigators worked the scene.

Edgewood ISD trustees may hand Brentwood Middle to Third Future Schools after three straight failing TEA ratings. The move would use an SB 1882 partnership to pause state consequences and tap extra funding.

Victor Wembanyama's 17-foot jumper with 1.1 seconds left gave the Spurs a 101-100 win over Phoenix and clinched San Antonio’s first playoff spot since 2019.

Dave & Buster's Balcones Heights reopens this week with a harnessed “human claw,” a 40‑foot screen and new arcade titles. First 100 guests get a year of unlimited play.

Deputies shut down a suspected gambling operation near E. Harding and Roosevelt and, in separate cases, rescued seven dogs from an RV amid suspected neglect. Investigations are ongoing, officials say.