San Antonio will warm into the upper 70s with patchy morning fog that could slow early commutes.

First responders were called around 8:15 p.m. Saturday to Rigsby and Clark avenues after reports of gunfire on San Antonio’s East Side. The scene remained active and investigators were canvassing for witnesses.

Bexar County deputies are seeking Trizeah Nathaniel Deleon Gomez after a Feb. 5 shooting on Doncaster Drive. Authorities say he may be armed and fled in a gray Ford Bronco.

TCEQ says the latest weekly drought map shows a slight easing: abnormally dry areas now cover about 28% of Texas, the first weekly decline in eight weeks.

Bexar County deputies arrested 25-year-old Mario Yturarte after parents found messages showing a relationship that began at a skating rink; he faces sexual assault and online solicitation charges.

A train struck a vehicle at Salado and Commerce just before 10:30 a.m. Saturday near downtown San Antonio, early reports say, leaving one person dead as investigators worked the scene.

Hurricane Alley Waterpark announced Friday that it will close permanently after 15 summers. The park says 2026 season-pass refunds will be processed to original payment methods.

A woman was struck in the head with a brick near Market Square on Friday; police arrested a 53-year-old man and charged him with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

A single-vehicle crash on Thousand Oaks Drive near U.S. 281 early Saturday left one man dead after his car caught fire.

Two teenagers were robbed at gunpoint early Saturday on the 8300 block of Potranco Road; police say three suspects fled in a red vehicle and remain at large.

A vacant Nix Health clinic at 5307 Broadway will be redeveloped into two restaurants and office suites, and Tiny’s Milk & Cookies is opening nearby. The work is slated to start in February with move‑ins aimed for late 2026.

CBP officers at the Juarez‑Lincoln Bridge took Francisco Servin, 60, into custody on Jan. 9 after matching him to a St. Tammany Parish warrant for an alleged 2021 incest charge.

A Houston fiber upstart beat Comcast and AT&T in Ookla’s H2 2025 Speedtest rankings, powered by a local acquisition and fast multi‑gig service. The results underline shifting choice for Houston internet customers.