A tractor-trailer crash on U.S. Highway 83 south of La Pryor killed two people Wednesday morning and briefly closed the road between La Pryor and Crystal City.

A threatening message found in a girls' restroom at Nimitz Middle prompted extra officers on campus; officials say the note isn't believed to be credible.

Longtime Southside eatery Las Cazuelas has changed management and the storefront now operates as El Guacamole Mexican Grill at 645 Chalmers; a free grand opening is set for May 2.

A Castle Hills officer was treated and released after a hit-and-run struck a marked patrol unit during an early-morning burglary-suspect search. Authorities are looking for a black sedan.

Zachry Corp. acquired about 1.2 acres of downtown parking near La Villita — land once planned for apartments — and says the lots will support the Monarch hotel.

Shoppers and staff were evacuated from the Uvalde Walmart after a suspicious phone call sparked a bomb‑threat investigation. Authorities swept the store and updates are pending.

A Northside ISD staff member was struck by a vehicle at Raba Elementary early Wednesday; emergency crews transported the employee to a hospital, officials said.

A federal Wage and Hour Division probe found El Beto’s Tacos LLC in Austin failed to pay overtime and deducted uniforms, returning $63,645 to eight workers.

Victor Wembanyama left Game 2 after a face-first fall and was placed in the NBA's concussion protocol, the Spurs said. His status will shape San Antonio's rotation as the series moves to Portland.

An arson probe is underway after a Tuesday-night duplex fire on East Theo Avenue; all occupants escaped and the building was heavily damaged. City investigators are examining the scene.

Morgan's Inspiration Island reopens May 15 with waterproof wheelchairs and new accessible attractions for the 2026 season.

Cross Lutheran is hosting a free two-hour CRASE active‑shooter response class this Saturday for parents, teachers and community members. Register via the church calendar or call 830‑625‑3969.

TDLR filings show Layne's Chicken Fingers filed for a 2,430‑sq‑ft, $1.1M ground-up restaurant on Loop 337 in New Braunfels, with construction penciled July–Nov 2026.