Opportunity Home’s board cleared the way for Central at Commerce, a 279‑unit, $91M mixed‑income project on San Antonio’s East Side. The vote positions the agency as a partner while developers pursue tax credits.

A San Antonio council aide was arrested after a threatening note and lifelike pests were found at the District 9 field office. Officials say the message included a photo and the words "Die Fascist."

State records show DPS logged 110 people who tried to change the sex on their IDs; officials have not explained what they plan to do with the data.

U.S. Marshals are searching for 33-year-old Rudy Gomez, wanted for violating federal supervised release and alleged organized retail theft tied to Dick's Sporting Goods.

David Robinson sues ex-business partner Daniel Bassichis, accusing him of diverting over $34 million from their firm Admiral Capital Group for Bassichis' new venture.

Denison, Texas, has been certified as a Tourism Friendly Texas Community, recognized for its efforts in promoting tourism, and congratulated by Governor Greg Abbott for contributing to the state's economy.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing five TV companies, including Sony, Samsung, LG, Hisense, and TCL, for allegedly using ACR technology to spy on consumers without consent.

San Antonio's weather will shift from calm and cloudy to mixed conditions with showers and thunderstorms, followed by clearer skies and a sunny weekend.

A chimney fire caused significant damage to a home on the Northwest Side, but all five residents escaped unharmed. Firefighters controlled the blaze despite challenges.

Spring Creek Brewing's Avimor taproom has closed and Texas‑based Gather Brewing says it will take over the space, aiming for a spring opening.

A new FAFSA 'lower earnings' indicator has flagged more than a dozen San Antonio trade and beauty schools, and campus leaders warn the label can oversimplify local training outcomes.

CityHealth awarded San Antonio an overall gold medal for 2025, citing wins in housing, parks and pre‑K while flagging gaps in renter protections and tobacco policy.

Slim Chickens will open its sixth San Antonio spot on Potranco Road this week, promising more than 100 jobs and a ribbon-cutting on the chamber calendar.