Reese Bros Barbecue will open a satellite inside John T. Floore Country Store in Helotes next Friday, debuting the outpost the same night as a Sammy Arriaga concert. The sibling‑run spot will bring its Central Texas smoked meats with Mexican‑influenced sides to the historic dance hall.

Oxbow Development is shifting a planned Josephine Street build toward 140,000 square feet of offices, plus luxury apartments and shops, to bring more daytime workers to Pearl.

Prosecutors dismissed the obstruction/retaliation charge against Marcos Rene Olvera after determining evidence was insufficient in the death-threat allegation tied to Project Marvel. The case, which began with an August arrest, has been closed by the DA's office.

Costco will open its first New Braunfels warehouse on May 15, anchoring the Mayfair development with a large fuel lot, in‑store services and new jobs. Here’s what to know.

Two people were injured in a road‑rage shooting near Pearsall Park Monday night; one was a pregnant woman and police detained three people while they investigate.

Social-media rumors that the old Valley Morning Star building in Harlingen could become a migrant processing center drew residents to an April 1 city meeting and sharp denials from investors. Tensions now hinge on a pending sale and a federal pause on similar leases.

An 18‑year‑old was grazed in the neck in a predawn drive‑by near Hayden Drive and Old Pearsall Road; investigators recovered dozens of shell casings and have no suspect.

A homeowner was detained after a South Side Lyric Avenue blaze on Monday; SAFD says arson investigators are probing the fire and no injuries were reported.

Mostly sunny and in the 70s today; storms become more likely Friday–Sunday.

Guadalupe County deputies recovered six stolen vehicles from two tractor-trailers on I‑10, valuing the haul at more than $470,000; two Honduran nationals were arrested.

Dozens of Fort Hood patients say investigators told them their doctor may have secretly recorded exams and offered only a pamphlet; advocates are stepping in.

A utility worker struck a main gas line on San Antonio’s southwest side Monday, prompting road closures and repairs that could last into the evening. Deputies directed traffic while crews worked.

A Bexar County judge sentenced Elena Moreno Sanchez to six years after jurors heard that families paid for headstones that never arrived; restitution was repaid.