Federal subpoenas and investor lawsuits allege GVA founder Alan Stalcup misused investor funds and inflated income at multiple apartment properties. Investigations and civil cases are underway.

19-year-old Brianna Aguilera's parents filed a $1M wrongful death lawsuit after her fatal fall from a high-rise, claiming she was overserved alcohol by two organizations. They dispute the initial suicide ruling and seek to subpoena more information.

A damaged natural gas line at Valero's Houston refinery prompted on-site emergency crews and a CAER alert; Valero says safety is the top priority.

A man was hospitalized after being shot during a dispute on the Northwest Side. The altercation involved a verbal argument that turned physical, ending in a shooting. The suspect fled the scene and remains at large.

A 541‑sq‑ft, $1.25M 7 Brew kiosk is planned for North Shary Road in Mission, with construction slated March–July 2026.

Texas AG Paxton secures a court order against Samsung for using smart TVs to spy on users, citing illegal data practices and privacy breaches under Texas law.

Seven Great Clips salons across San Antonio were broken into Monday night; police are reviewing surveillance and Great Clips says franchisees are cooperating.

San Antonio police arrested Jason J. Galloway and charged him with aggravated sexual assault after an alleged Dec. 21 attack. Detectives are investigating similar reports and urging other possible victims to contact SAPD's Special Victims Unit.

One elevator at the downtown Victoria Plaza is out and the other stalls for hours, leaving seniors to climb stairs or wait for rescues.

Owner Adrian Martinez has filed Chapter 7 for Smoke BBQ + Skybar, with court papers showing nearly $2.7M in claims from landlords, lenders and tax authorities. The downtown rooftop's future is now unclear.

Melvin Lee Kennon, a man on Texas' 10 Most Wanted sex‑offenders list, was arrested in Seguin after months on the run. Authorities say the arrest followed a traffic stop.

Piada is bringing its chef-run fast-casual to San Antonio with two planned sites at Huebner Oaks and in Schertz. Opening dates have not been announced.

Texas Attorney General Paxton filed a brief against AMP and NSJP, alleging support for Hamas and aiming to bolster claims under the Anti-Terrorism Act.