The Toasted Yolk will open a new cafe this summer at the Shops at the Brick and Mortar District in Kyle, led by franchisees John and Miriam Diaz.

A San Antonio rideshare driver was hospitalized after a passenger allegedly shot him during a payment dispute on the West Side. Police say the victim will survive.

Surveillance images show a suspect accused of burglarizing two Cibolo restaurants last Friday; police say a stolen credit card was later used and are asking for tips.

San Antonio police renewed a call for tips in the unsolved killing of 24-year-old Jordan Burleson, who was shot outside a North Side Airbnb after a music-video shoot. Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for information.

Claudette Colvin, whose refusal to give up her bus seat at 15 helped overturn segregated seating, has died at 86, her foundation announced. She was a plaintiff in Browder v. Gayle.

A 13-year-old in San Antonio accepted a juvenile plea and was placed on probation after a gun was found at an SAISD campus. The agreement could keep a conviction off his record if he completes the terms.

A 10-year-old was hospitalized after being "severely" bitten multiple times by his family dog at a Northeast Side apartment. Animal Care Services has opened an investigation.

Mexican authorities arrested six alleged Tren de Aragua members in Mexico City and four suspected CJNG operatives in separate raids that yielded drugs, a firearm and extortion records.

Texas Governor Abbott promotes state's defense manufacturing and energy strategy with US ambassadors, stressing Texas' role in national security and innovation.

City Council approved a first reading to rezone nearly six acres near Gruene for a proposed 150‑room boutique hotel and the return of Tavern in the Gruene.

Ivalis Meza Gonzalez was sworn into the Bexar Central Appraisal District Board, aiming to enhance oversight and transparency for San Antonio's property tax processes.

The North East ISD's cell phone policy allowing student use during non-instructional times clashes with the TEA's "bell-to-bell" ban, risking legal disputes and state-imposed sanctions.

Fort Bend Rep. Gary Gates, who wrote HB21 to curb 'traveling' housing-finance tax deals, has intervened in litigation defending the law he authored.