An appeals court overturned Jordan Eaton's 20-year murder conviction due to evidence issues; a new trial was ordered for the 2021 shooting during a dog-petting dispute.

Bexar County has banned certain fireworks due to drought conditions to prevent fires, and recommends attending professional shows or buying from licensed dealers for safety.

CBP officers in Brownsville, TX, arrested a Georgia man, Logan Alexander Tuckey, wanted for sexual exploitation of children during a border security operation.

Man deported in 2024, Jose Fernandez Solano, fatally shot by deputies after injuring two officers following his return to the U.S. and continuing domestic violence.

An Arkansas Powerball ticket won a $1.817 billion jackpot, marking the largest win of 2025 and second-largest in U.S. history. The lump sum cash option is $834.9 million.

A Goliad County ranch was placed under a permanent conservation easement, protecting roughly 6,410 acres of rare coastal prairie while keeping it a working cattle operation.

A woman was arrested after a Far West San Antonio shooting left a man dead. Sheriff Salazar briefed reporters and investigators say the case began as a domestic dispute.

A San Antonio family's Christmas yard party turned violent early Thursday; a father is critically injured and his son was hurt. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Microsoft filed to build a $400M, 195,670‑sq‑ft colocation data center near Castroville as part of a broader Medina‑Bexar expansion that raises utility and water questions.

A South Side man was shot in the shoulder on Christmas morning; police are investigating near Division and Orey. Neighbors are being asked to share tips or footage.

A 76-year-old man was arrested after allegedly pointing a gun at motorists in Beacon Hill and demanding to see their "papers" while claiming to be a federal agent.

San Antonio experienced fog on Christmas morning which cleared to a high of 80°F. Expect mild temperatures and cloudy skies continuing into the weekend with potential showers and a temperature drop on Sunday night.

Two would‑be challengers were kept off the GOP primary ballot after courts upheld the party's signature rules, leaving two Texas Supreme Court seats uncontested. Judges said last‑minute filings and petition gaps doomed the legal bids.