Houston-based Mambo Seafood closed its Las Palmas restaurant at 719 Castroville Road six months after opening. The move trims its San Antonio footprint to two locations.

SAPD released stills after two burglaries on Camden Street and Lexington Avenue; investigators describe distinctive tattoos and want tips at 210-207-8326.

President Trump and Texas officials hailed a plan for a new refinery at the Port of Brownsville. Company claims a $300B impact but partner confirmations and permits are still pending.

Passenger traffic at San Antonio International Airport has softened as airlines trim seats, leaving officials racing to secure routes while a new terminal is built.

A young man was found fatally shot early Wednesday on the 4800 block of Goldfield Drive. San Antonio police say the suspect fled and detectives are investigating.

Morning storms may bring heavy downpours and gusts before clearing to sunshine and a high near 85°F.

New York‑based Gregorys Coffee is recruiting San Antonio franchise partners as it rolls out a national franchise program backed by investor Craveworthy Brands.

Witnesses say a man grabbed a woman by the hair and threw her while she held her three-month-old at a NE Bexar County gas station; he was later arrested.

Dallas-based Big Sky closed five Texas healthcare deals worth more than $100M in 90 days, adding roughly 196,000 square feet of medical space to its portfolio.

A Selma police K-9 alerted officers to more than 32 kilograms of cocaine concealed in hollowed tractor batteries during an I-35 traffic stop. A 38-year-old driver was arrested and booked into the Guadalupe County jail.

Relatives say repeated court continuances have delayed a 2022 San Antonio murder prosecution, prolonging uncertainty for the victim’s children. The family is pressing officials for trial dates and answers.

Federal prosecutors say a co‑leader of a Mexican smuggling network was handed a 30‑year term and a $500,000 money judgment in a case tied to deadly smuggling runs.

The Rowdy Spur has opened at 121 Alamo Plaza, taking over the former Pat O'Brien's River Walk spot with live country music, karaoke and Texas‑sized burgers.