Analysis of Zillow data shows Texas listings averaged about 117 days to sell last year. Sellers should expect longer listing windows and plan accordingly.

Frank's Pollo Asado Los Norteños is opening a third San Antonio–area location at 121 Pat Booker Road in Universal City; opening date is TBD.

Governor Abbott appoints Clint Gunnels and reappoints Marsha Moberley to the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles until 2031, both with extensive criminal justice backgrounds.

Rep. Brian Harrison asked House leaders to hold interim hearings in Austin to explore banning Sharia law, joining a statewide push that includes Abbott's actions and a GOP ballot question.

Texans will get two million free eggs from Cal-Maine Foods after a settlement over alleged pandemic price gouging, enforced by Attorney General Ken Paxton. The eggs will be distributed to food banks across Texas.

San Antonio City Council launches a free bus pass initiative for middle and high school students to combat chronic absenteeism, led by Councilmember Marina Alderete Gavito.

Lawmakers guaranteed $300 million every two years for film projects through 2035, and industry leaders say the steady money will anchor productions and jobs across Texas. Advocates point to a nearly 5x local spend multiplier from past grants.

A proposed 76,245‑sq‑ft Buc‑ee's at I‑95 and Indrio Road would eclipse the Luling, Texas store and shift traffic at the Fort Pierce exit.

A two‑vehicle collision on San Antonio’s south side left one man with life‑threatening injuries Thursday afternoon. Investigators worked the scene near Quintard and Roosevelt.

Kerr County has hired an outside battery‑storage expert as proposed Hill Country projects raise fire and environmental concerns. Officials will use the review to guide permitting.

Sen. John Cornyn joined GOP colleagues to introduce the ICE Protection Act, seeking tougher penalties and new mandatory minimums for vehicle attacks on ICE officers.

A woman was hospitalized Thursday after two dogs attacked her near the 200 block of Holy Cross on San Antonio’s West Side; ACS issued citations to the owner.

A South Texas doctor convicted of a massive health‑care fraud could be released in Sept. 2026. Victims who endured unnecessary chemotherapy say the sentence and payback fall short.