A cigarette caused a late-night fire in San Antonio's Villa Tranchese Apartments, contained quickly with no injuries; officials warn of indoor smoking dangers.

Deputies fatally shot a man who opened fire during a domestic disturbance in Bexar County, leading to two deputies being injured and the community shaken.

San Antonio International Airport is urging passengers to reserve parking and arrive early as holiday travel surges. Officials point to parking reservations, ride‑share and updated screening tech to ease lines.

A viral video shows a San Antonio mother handcuffed after an immigration hearing and later deported — her case has become a flashpoint in fights over courthouse arrests and wartime deportations.

San Antonio hotel workers secured a $20 minimum wage in a new union contract, impacting over a thousand employees at the Grand Hyatt and Hyatt Regency. The contract also includes reduced healthcare costs and recognizes Juneteenth as a paid holiday.

Two men were arrested after an alleged Prue Road kidnapping and robbery left a victim injured. Both suspects face aggravated-robbery charges and are awaiting indictment.

A 38-year-old man struck on the I-35 north frontage road in New Braunfels was hospitalized and later died; NBPD's Traffic Unit is investigating.

San Antonio weather forecast predicts a mix of clouds and sun with highs in the 70s to low 80s, a light breeze, and mild nights, according to the National Weather Service.

Bexar County deputies arrested a man after a pursuit and seized roughly 40 ounces of meth and 17 firearms during a home search, the sheriff's office says.

Governor Greg Abbott grants clemency to six Texans, as they have demonstrated rehabilitation and positive community contributions, with the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles' recommendation.

Bexar County Sheriff’s corporal, Denisse Villalobos, was arrested on family violence charges and faces termination. She's the 14th arrest in the department this year.

Jim's Broadway location says it aims to resume round-the-clock hours between Dec. 26 and Jan. 1, a potential late-night comeback for the Broadway corridor. Company listings still show earlier closing times.

A woman was struck by a vehicle on Roosevelt Avenue Saturday night; the driver fled but later returned and cooperated with police. No arrests have been announced.