Former Creek executive chef Josue Padilla has opened Taco 'Bout Us, a Mexico City‑inspired truck on South Main serving elevated tacos and house salsas.

A NOAA inquiry has sidelined TPWD’s decades‑long gill‑net monitoring, creating a data gap that managers and researchers warn could complicate fisheries decisions. Federal comment deadlines are this week.

A new icehouse and BBQ spot from local bar veterans is set to open in the former Jefferson Bodega on Donaldson Avenue. Cold drinks and small barbecue plates are on the menu.

Cloudy, muggy Thursday with highs near 90°F and a cold front bringing storm chances and gusty winds Saturday.

A jewelry sale in a Southwest Side apartment parking lot turned violent Wednesday night; a man was shot in the leg and the shooter fled in a vehicle.

SAPD released surveillance photos after a March 9 counterfeit-check withdrawal exceeding $20,000 and is asking the public for tips. Detectives hope community leads will help identify the suspect.

A DEA search of a northeast San Antonio home turned up roughly 97 grams of meth, a handgun and bulk cash after the resident allegedly tried to flush evidence.

USPS is offering up to $150,000 for tips after a mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint in San Antonio on March 30. Investigators are asking residents to call with any leads.

A Northwest Side woman was badly injured in a yard attack on April 9; Animal Care Services has issued six citations and opened a serious-bodily-injury probe.

Eleven dogs were pulled from a West Side house in filthy conditions and are now under ACS care. The shelter is urgently seeking short‑term fosters while animals get treatment.

Kiewit Austin Partnership will design and build Austin's 62‑acre light‑rail yard near the airport. The decision accelerates Project Connect and raises questions about displaced businesses.

A long‑running fight over a downtown lot turned into a lawsuit when Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra asked a court to halt San Marcos' plan to demolish a building he owns. The filing cites the Texas Constitution and asks for emergency relief.

A man was given a 20‑year federal sentence after posing as a teen online and sharing child sexual‑abuse material, prosecutors say.