A $100,000 donation from Las Vegas Sands is helping a Texas nonprofit train therapists and launch a hotline in a state with no dedicated treatment funding.

A restored 1929 landmark on San Antonio’s West Side now houses local makers and artists; vendors say Fiesta and the Spurs' playoff run sent spring sales soaring.

A former Club Car Wash maintenance worker says he received just 25% of a promised bonus and has filed a Bexar County suit seeking class status and more than $2 million.

A 29-year-old San Antonio man was arrested after a DPS trooper used a tactical vehicle intervention to end a pursuit on U.S. 281. He faces aggravated kidnapping and other felony charges.

A three-month FBI sweep known as Operation Spring Cleaning resulted in nearly 92 arrests in San Antonio and major seizures of firearms and narcotics, officials say.

A Castle Hills couple active in Rey Feo and Fiesta volunteerism died in a crash on I‑10 near Flatonia; friends, city leaders and civic groups are mourning.

A guest at Hotel Valencia Riverwalk was allegedly assaulted early Sunday after returning from a Spurs game, hotel officials say. Authorities filed a police report and the victim was released from the hospital.

Police responded to a reported shooting on San Antonio’s South Side near South Flores and East Mayfield Sunday night; details were limited as investigators worked.

Districts and private schools are piloting AI for instruction and grading while state law provides broad guardrails but few classroom rules. Training, privacy and transparency are now front‑and‑center.

A Flood Watch runs through Tuesday evening with heavy, slow‑moving storms possible. Expect a soggy commute and avoid low‑water crossings.

An officer and a 37-year-old woman were hospitalized after a suspected drunk driver ran a red light and struck the officer on San Antonio’s East Side.

A wrong‑way crash on eastbound Loop 410 near Military Drive early Sunday left multiple people dead after two vehicles collided and caught fire, police say. Investigators remain on scene.

San Antonio’s Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez stopped Antonio Vargas Saturday to win the WBA bantamweight title, improving to 24-0 and becoming a three-division world champion.