Shenandoah headlines Retro Rodeo Night at the Frost Bank Center; fairgrounds and downtown stages host local sets all day.

A San Antonio man was arrested after police say he secretly recorded a 15‑year‑old in a bathroom; he faces invasive visual recording charges and remains jailed on $25,000 bond.

A man died early Saturday after running into traffic on NW Loop 410 near Military Drive West; both drivers stopped and police say the investigation is ongoing.

Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 after an armed robbery at a Marbach Road Dollar Tree; investigators say the suspect threatened an employee and fled on a bicycle.

CHEST has leased a closed South San ISD building at 419 Lovett Ave and plans to turn it into a hub for clinics, workforce pipelines and services aimed at narrowing San Antonio’s life‑expectancy gap.

A fast-moving storm left roughly 7,100 Austin Energy customers without power Saturday, with the largest outage near Q2 Stadium. Crews are on scene and updates appear on Austin Energy's outage map.

Sunny and breezy today in San Antonio with a high near 77°F; gusts up to 25 mph and a county burn ban mean avoid open flames.

Austin police say they're investigating a homicide in the 6700 block of Windrift Way. A public information officer is en route and a media briefing is pending.

Developer Michael Fallek says a Portillo’s in McAllen isn’t pegged yet even though renderings and filings showed the site. McAllen City Center is moving into vertical construction while the chain evaluates the deal.

San Antonio police are investigating an overnight shooting on E Sonterra Blvd near Qulturé; radio traffic suggested the victim may have been shot multiple times.

Gina Hinojosa invoked Winter Storm Uri to accuse Gov. Greg Abbott of protecting energy companies that profited during the 2021 blackout.

Valero is lining up as much as 6.5 million barrels of Venezuelan crude for March runs, leaning on Port Arthur’s upgraded coker capacity and new U.S. licenses. Schedules and Treasury rules will determine how much actually lands on the Gulf Coast.

CBP officers at Laredo’s World Trade Bridge found 211 packages (about 516 lbs) of cocaine hidden in a truck manifesting roses, an interdiction estimated at roughly $6.8 million.