San Antonio police say a 20-year-old lured a 21-year-old into a parking-lot ambush on Aug. 17, 2025; the victim was shot in the arm and the suspect has been arrested.

Foggy morning in San Antonio; showers and thunderstorms likely Feb. 14 with a marginal severe threat and gusty winds this afternoon.

Alamo Colleges has dedicated coaches and enrollment expos to steer San Antonians into the voter‑backed Ready to Work program as city data track thousands enrolled and placements rise. Coaches say the work is about “connecting the dots” from application to job.

A high-speed chase on San Antonio's East Side ended Friday when a fleeing Charger struck a Tesla at South Cross and Pecan Valley; the driver was arrested and only minor injuries were reported.

A veteran-owned San Antonio restaurant that rebuilt after the pandemic was filmed by America's Best Restaurants Roadshow; its PB+J pizza and Juicy Luci burger will be featured.

The parents of an 18-year-old killed in a Jan. 17 Pearsall crash have sued the driver and his oilfield employer, alleging speed, intoxication and phone distraction.

Jason Dady is opening CrawDady at The Rock at La Cantera next Saturday with weekend boils in four flavor profiles and Southern sides. The kickoff includes live music and a Spurs watch party.

East Central High students plan a midday walkout Friday to protest ICE activity as similar protests sweep San Antonio. State officials have warned districts about attendance-linked penalties.

Northside ISD is weighing a 3-cent tax-rate increase and roughly $400 million in bonds to close a $38M budget gap as enrollment slides.

Dolce & Gabbana is opening a 3,600‑square‑foot boutique at The Shops at La Cantera — the brand’s first standalone San Antonio shop — with state filings targeting an October 2026 finish. The move follows a string of new national tenants landing at La Cantera.

Black Family Hospitality filed plans for The Depths, a 9,800-square-foot bathhouse near the Pearl that lists cold plunges, hot spas, a salt float and full spa amenities.

Currey Creek Church filed state paperwork this week for a $20.25M, 40,000 sq ft worship center and office complex on Cascade Caverns Road with work slated to start this summer.

Construction has begun on the final phase at Headwaters at the Comal — a $10.9M centerpiece that adds an immersive Edwards Aquifer exhibit, wetlands and low‑impact facilities. Work is expected to finish in early 2027 while tours continue.