A pretrial hearing in Bexar County advanced the capital‑murder case against Stephen Clare, accused in the 2023 attack that killed 11‑month‑old Willow.

Sunny skies lift San Antonio into the upper 70s–80°F Friday. Low rain chances return early next week.

A San Antonio man was arrested after investigators say he stole laptops and keyboards from seven Bexar County Sheriff’s Office vehicles during routine maintenance. The suspect was identified after a tip and the probe remains active.

An early-morning crash on I‑35 near West Cesar Chavez Boulevard left one person dead and prompted an investigation while crews worked on the highway.

A T-6 Texan II trainer made a nose-gear-up landing at Laughlin AFB Thursday; both pilots were uninjured and the Air Force has opened an investigation.

A federal appeals court vacated ex‑attorney Chris Pettit’s guilty plea and remanded the fraud case, reopening questions about a $106.3M restitution order for his victims.

A 1,500‑sq‑ft Buffalo Wild Wings GO is planned for 126 E Griffin Parkway in Mission, with construction slated to start in mid‑March and finish by mid‑May, per permit filings.

A late-night fight outside Maeve left two men wounded; police are investigating and no arrests were immediately reported.

Chef Christophe Bonnegrace has parked his Herencia food truck in Johnson City, serving weekly-changing global menus and drawing weekend lines. The truck pairs Michelin‑level technique with casual Hill Country service.

Austin approved a jobs‑based incentive for South Korea’s 3billion to open a 12,994‑sq‑ft genetic testing lab, promising about 200 jobs and capacity for 50,000 tests a year.

Court records say a 63‑year‑old San Antonio man groomed and sexually touched an 11‑year‑old; investigators point to a secret audio and the child’s statements.

A Hill Country lawmaker says newly adopted state camp-safety rules will saddle remote camps with costly upgrades and could force longtime programs to close. DSHS published the rules this week and operators are pressing for flexibility.

Former Delia's Tamales workers reached confidential settlements in two federal lawsuits alleging wage theft and unsafe conditions. Court orders require dismissal filings to close the cases.