A car dispute on San Antonio’s South Side turned violent Saturday; a 33‑year‑old was cut multiple times and a 56‑year‑old was detained.

A 66-year-old South Side woman was seriously injured after a driver struck her outside her home and fled. Police say the vehicle was a 2011 Nissan Rogue and no arrests have been made.

A 59-year-old woman was attacked by two stray dogs while exercising at South Side Lions Sports Park; Animal Care Services seized the animals and police responded.

A 64-year-old man was critically injured Saturday after a sedan struck him at Wurzbach Road and Colonnade Boulevard; police say the driver fled and no arrests have been made.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Tommy Lucas and Lynden Rose, and reappoints Alonzo Cantu to the University of Houston System Board of Regents, with Bryan Clark also joining.

Abraham Quintanilla Jr., father of Tejano music star Selena, passed away, with his son announcing the loss on social media. No cause of death was disclosed. Abraham was celebrated for managing Selena's career and preserving her legacy posthumously.

San Antonio man indicted for a shooting at Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino, charged with capital murder and assault.

Two were killed in a murder-suicide at a Stone Oak apartment, involving Vernon Bonillas and Julie Harrel, after an argument witnessed by another woman.

A 29,000-acre Y Bar O Ranch near Alpine has listed for $46.5M. The turn-key offering includes the main house, worker housing, livestock, 28 wells and seller-owned minerals.

Three suspects remain at large after a Saturday night robbery at the Louis Vuitton store in The Shops at La Cantera. A security guard was injured and police launched a helicopter search.

A Corpus Christi police officer was arrested on multiple theft-related counts and was briefly booked in Kendall County. The department says the case is under internal review.

UH researchers found that swapping the drug on an antibody‑drug conjugate restored tumor control in preclinical breast‑cancer models. The results were presented at SABCS.

San Antonio Animal Care Services warns of increased pet scams during holidays, advocating for caution against illegal sales and advising residents to adopt pets from reputable sources to ensure their welfare.