An investigation ties contaminated medicines, falsified testing and inspection gaps to overseas factories — and patients are already paying the price.

A 1.2M-square-foot former Rackspace campus in Windcrest has passed a rehab milestone as ICP converts the site into the Windcrest International Business Park. First-phase work is now nearing completion.

Federal prosecutors filed 250 new immigration cases in the Western District of Texas for the week of March 6–12. The DOJ names alleged smugglers and repeat offenders in the batch filings.

Bluey's Big Play plays the Majestic Theatre Dec. 4 6; general tickets go on sale Friday at 9 a.m., with presales and limited VIP packages available.

An elderly driver struck the Las Palapas on Callaghan near I‑10 around 6:55 a.m.; the San Antonio Fire Department reported no injuries.

The Filling Station Tap Room in Southtown will close next Saturday after nearly 15 years; owners say a lease nonrenewal and new ownership factored into the decision.

A parent’s tip led officers to Rutledge Stadium, where a firearm was recovered and a suspect was taken into custody; the meet continued and no one was hurt.

After another pedestrian was struck on Southeast Military Drive, Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran says traffic officers and a speed‑feedback trailer could be deployed to the corridor. The stretch was upgraded last fall after two deadly summer crashes.

Sunny and warm through the weekend, then a sharp, windy cooldown arrives Monday. Secure outdoor items and postpone burning.

A Fatburger near Boerne finished construction in 2025 but remains unopened as FAT Brands navigates Chapter 11. Locals are left waiting as the parent company restructures.

After months closed, Texas T Pub quietly reopened under new owners with a fresh stage, live shows and karaoke returning to downtown San Antonio.

Ashtrom and Bank Hapoalim reached financial close on roughly $200M to build El Patrimonio, a roughly 195MW solar farm near San Antonio that will sell most power to CPS Energy under a 20‑year PPA.

Schertz police and Jerod Jeffrey’s family have renewed a $10,000 reward as the unsolved 2021 killing reaches its fifth anniversary. Investigators ask anyone with information to come forward.