H-E-B and the Allen family settled a wrongful-death lawsuit tied to a retired major general’s 2023 death; a dismissal order was signed June 12, 2026. Terms were not disclosed.

Cloudy, muggy start in San Antonio with highs near 92°F and a heat index close to 100°F. Isolated late‑day storms possible; a wetter Monday is likely.

Officer Zeth Scott turned himself in to Bexar County and was booked on a warrant tied to an off‑duty incident. SAPD says he was charged with a duty‑on‑striking‑fixture offense and has been suspended.

Border Patrol arrested a twice‑deported Cuban convicted of child‑sex offenses after finding him hiding near El Indio. He now faces a federal reentry charge with enhanced penalties.

A 21-year-old San Antonio man is accused after an affidavit says he sexually assaulted a 15-year-old he met on a dating app. Investigators say texts, photos and clothing were submitted as evidence.

Game-camera images show a black bear at a feeder outside Benavides; state wildlife officials are reviewing the photos to see if Duval County has its first confirmed sighting.

An off‑duty San Antonio patrol officer was arrested Thursday and charged with DWI. The department says it has opened both criminal and internal administrative investigations.

Asian Bite on San Antonio’s Far Northside paused service after head chef Gunawan suffered a stroke; a GoFundMe has raised more than $22,000 to help the family.

A pickup truck fire on SW Military Drive prompted an arson probe and renewed safety warnings after rowdy Spurs celebrations.

A 71‑year‑old mariachi instructor in San Antonio was sentenced to life without parole after three victims testified about abuse that began years earlier.

Wonder has filed to open two delivery-first storefronts in the San Antonio area, with state filings listing Oct. 10 completion dates and $1 million buildouts.

Hot and muggy Thursday in San Antonio with highs near 94°F and feels‑like temps up to 106°F. Slight morning showers; stronger rain chances return early next week.

Judson ISD trustees voted to keep employee wages flat for 2026–27 as the district contends with roughly a $35 million gap and recent staff reductions. The board also blocked a proposed stipend for academic trainers.