Community donors funded rolling 'Falcon' ballistic shields for every Atascosa County school; officials say the devices add an extra layer of response capability.

Six South Texas physicians agreed to pay $4.86M to settle allegations they billed federal health programs for unnecessary or unperformed critical‑care and pulmonary tests.

UTSA researchers and maintainers warn AI-generated code is hallucinating package names, creating a predictable new supply-chain attack dubbed “slopsquatting.”

Out‑of‑district PAC cash, led by Texans for Lawsuit Reform, pumped roughly $360K into Jorge Borrego’s HD 118 bid, reshaping the GOP primary on San Antonio’s South Side.

Aspire at VIDA will add 300 mixed‑income apartments to San Antonio’s South Side, positioned across from Texas A&M–San Antonio and slated for early 2027 delivery.

A daylong tribute to Jimmy Gonzalez lands in downtown San Antonio on March 14, with Tejano heavyweights, hour-long sets and a Jimmy G memorabilia exhibit at Milam Park.

Costa Rica’s environmental prosecutor raided Hybrida Farms and seized devices, tying a criminal probe to a $100M Austin lawsuit over the venture.

A trucker's viral post says a Bastrop Buc-ee's turned him away under an alleged new ban on commercial trailers, reigniting complaints about the chain's no‑semi policy.

Attorneys in McAllen say CBP is pressuring unaccompanied children to 'self‑deport' before shelter intake, arguing the practice sidesteps statutory protections and is coercive.

San Antonio won a $2 million state grant to help fund a two-way bike path around Woodlawn Lake Park, advancing plans to wrap a protected route around the 62‑acre West Side park.

SAFD says a South Side house fire tied to a domestic dispute may have sent embers to the San Antonio River, sparking a small grass fire. No injuries were reported.

An 18-year-old who pleaded no contest to manslaughter for a 2024 "donut" stunt that killed a 14-year-old was sentenced to 10 years' probation Tuesday.

A newly installed license‑plate camera in Bandera was vandalized and removed, prompting a pause in the city’s rollout and a heated town hall over privacy.