Texas AG Ken Paxton, with DOJ support, reached an antitrust settlement requiring divestitures in a $26.6 billion energy merger to prevent rising electricity prices in Texas.

San Antonio's Semmes Branch Library is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a public event featuring activities, crafts, and a nod to its history and community services.

A 4-year-old child was shot and later died after a Northwest Side San Antonio home shooting; both parents were detained and homicide detectives are investigating.

CBP has asked a federal judge to block Border Patrol agents from testifying in the Robb Elementary case, complicating the prosecution of former UCISD police chief Pete Arredondo.

A San Antonio man was sentenced to 47 years after prosecutors say he poured scalding water on and set his disabled roommate on fire in October 2023. The DA called the attack an exploitation of a vulnerable person.

An elderly man remains in critical condition after an SUV struck him on Military Drive and reportedly threw him nearly 20 yards; police are investigating.

An 18-year-old accepted a plea Monday and was sentenced to 45 years after a 2023 car-sale setup turned into a deadly robbery on the South Side.

Brame Brands’ Pan Dulce is expanding in San Antonio: a TPC Parkway drive‑thru bakery is permitted for summer 2026, following a larger Redland Plaza flagship in spring. State records and owner comments outline size, cost and a bakery‑forward menu.

San Antonio expects a series of sunny days with temperatures in the 70s, ideal for outdoor activities and stargazing, with a mild chance of showers by Monday.

SCOTUS allowed Texas to use its redrawn congressional map for 2026, a decision that could flip several House districts and sets up more legal fights.

Live Oak, New Braunfels and Universal City are expanding Flock license‑plate readers. Officials point to arrests while privacy advocates press for clearer audits and rules.

A pedestrian is in critical condition after being hit by a car in San Antonio; the driver tried to help and hasn't been charged. Another driver was arrested nearby for possession of a controlled substance.

Bexar County authorities are seeking public help to find Manuel Rene Rodriguez, last seen on December 5, on Winterstone Drive, with distinctive tattoos.