Austin organizers canceled the March 28 César Chávez march after new reporting and a statement from Dolores Huerta alleging past sexual abuse. City leaders and unions are pausing celebrations.

A 15-year-old was shot in the chest Wednesday night on San Antonio’s North Side and was found responsive, police say. Investigators are working the scene near Montview and Arroya Vista Drive.

Chubby Cattle has announced a North Star Mall location in San Antonio, promising tiered A5 wagyu feasts and tech-forward service as the chain expands in Texas.

State Republicans are advancing proposals that could strip undocumented children of guaranteed K–12 schooling and trigger costly legal fights.

A San Antonio suspect was booked on aggravated robbery charges after police say a man was stabbed during a smoke‑shop robbery. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

Harbor Freight will open a 15,776‑sq‑ft store in Boerne's Live Oak Shopping Center this spring, adding roughly 25–30 jobs and helping revive North Main.

San Antonio prosecutors and the IRS warned that ‘ghost’ tax preparers who refuse to sign returns or omit PTINs can mask fraud and leave filers liable. Officials urge vigilance and explain how to report misconduct.

Four Barrett .50‑caliber rifles were found in a car stopped on I‑10 in Kerr County; the driver faces state and possible federal charges.

Bexar County deputies are searching for Kristopher Shadd Friday II after a woman says he choked and assaulted her, then forced her to mislead 911.

Charles DeSalem, a registered sex offender, was arrested near Poteet and indicted for possession of child pornography, the sheriff’s office says. He’s booked into the Atascosa County Jail.

A March arrest in a credit‑card and vehicle probe has Regalado’s family believing new leads could finally surface in the 2024 killing.

San Antonio struck for a franchise-high 25 three-pointers and a season-best 41 assists in a 132-104 rout of the Kings.

San Antonio closed 2025 with thousands of new apartments, slipping effective rents and bigger landlord concessions as the market works through excess supply. Local developers are now pausing and targeting conversions and affordable projects.