A 49-year-old inmate at the Bexar County jail died Wednesday after an apparent seizure; deputies say she was taken to University Hospital and pronounced dead.

Schertz declared a disaster and ordered mandatory evacuations at Pecan Grove RV Park after the National Weather Service warned Cibolo Creek could surge overnight.

San Antonio police say officers shot and killed a man early Thursday on the East Side after he fled and reportedly produced a handgun. The department says an investigation is underway.

SAPD officer Bless Achor surrendered to Bexar County authorities and was booked on counts including injury to a child and abandoning a child; he was released on bond as SAPD opens an internal probe.

A Flood Watch is in effect through Thursday evening as slow‑moving storms threaten flash flooding in and around San Antonio. Officials urge caution around barricaded low‑water crossings and damaged areas.

Investigators released images of a suspect wanted in a May 12 robbery at Gateway Plaza that left a 61‑year‑old woman injured; Crime Stoppers may offer a reward.

Signature at La Cantera is the lone San Antonio pick on OpenTable's 2026 Top 100 Hotel Restaurants, a boost for the resort dining room's national profile.

Floresville officials warn the San Antonio River could crest near 33 feet, threatening low parts of River City Park and making secondary roads impassable.

Alamo Heights' rebuilt high school is nearly finished — a $116M project that preserves heritage oaks and salvages school artifacts while adding modern classrooms. Move‑ins began late June for an August opening.

Mr. Teriyaki has opened at Colonnade III on the Far Northwest Side, converting a former UFC gym into a teriyaki-and-boba fast-casual spot. The menu leans on bowls, bento combos and Taiwanese bubble tea.

Stacker used May Zillow data to rank Texas cities by typical home value and found Westlake at No. 1 with a typical home above $3.1M as DFW and Austin suburbs dominate.

A fire at Chase Village's building 5 forced evacuations Tuesday night; Austin Fire Department says no injuries were reported. Crews worked through the evening to extinguish the blaze.

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents after an alleged contractor accepted thousands for electrical work and then vanished. Deputies named a suspect and offered safety tips.