A 39‑year‑old woman was arrested on San Antonio’s South Side after police say she attacked an elderly person and charged at responding officers.

Frisco-born Layne's Chicken Fingers is planning a Northwest Side San Antonio opening, converting an existing storefront as part of a statewide franchise push. The chain already has a Seguin project in the works.

A pre-indictment examining trial is scheduled for Ava Marie Guerra after a newborn was found wrapped in a towel on the East Side during freezing weather. Court will decide whether prosecutors have probable cause to move forward.

Two men allegedly threatened to kill a clerk after stealing beer at a Northwest Side convenience store; police released a photo and Crime Stoppers is offering a reward.

Pan-Asia Supermarket will open its first Texas store at Colonies North, converting three retail spaces into a 61,134-square-foot grocery with an in-house restaurant. Construction is expected to begin in June with an early-2027 opening targeted.

Julian's Pizza & More has opened in Southtown, serving beloved hand-tossed pies alongside new subs, spicy rigatoni and a small Italian market.

A federal watchdog warns San Antonio retirees of fake Social Security emails arriving before April payments. Officials outline how to spot the phony messages and where to report them.

The Lighthouse Seafood announced on Easter that it will close after a decade on Fredericksburg Road. Final service is scheduled for April 6 and 7.

Cloudy morning gives way to sunshine and a high near 74°F. Models show a more active late-week pattern with rain possible over the weekend.

Houston's Steak Spot opened a halal-steak food truck in Stone Oak, serving Zabiha-certified ribeyes, New York strips and fried-chicken sandwiches.

Rolando Oyervides Jr. was sentenced to 360 months after federal agents say they found drugs, guns and distribution records during a 2020 Eagle Pass raid on Kickapoo land.

A late-night argument on San Antonio's West Side left a man shot in the leg. Police say the suspect was driven away and no arrests have been made.

A new national index ranks San Antonio 151st of 250 metros, calling out weak governance and social cohesion even as climate resilience holds up.