The National Weather Service forecast for San Antonio predicts a sunny weekend with highs in the mid-80s, before a shift to potential showers mid-week.

Bexar County deputies named an 18-year-old suspect in the Sept. 28 shooting death of 17-year-old Alianna Ujueta. Authorities are seeking tips and video from the Luckey Road area.

San Marcos police have named suspects in three weekend shootings near Texas State University that left a 19-year-old dead. Two arrests have been made while a manhunt continues.

Councilmember Phyllis Viagran collaborated with community groups to distribute 220 turkeys for the holidays, enhancing the festive season for families in need.

Nasdaq is launching a new exchange, Nasdaq Texas, awaiting regulatory approval and is expected to open by 2026, reinforcing Texas as a financial hub. Governor Abbott supports the initiative.

San Antonio celebrated the opening of Village at the Loop, an affordable housing community funded in part by the city, offering modern amenities and on-site support services to residents.

Governor Greg Abbott announced NRG Energy's expansion in Texas with a new 721 MW natural gas plant in Chambers County, a $936 million investment aimed at energy reliability and job creation.

Governor Abbott reappoints Weldon Riggs to the Evergreen Underground Water Conservation District, highlighting his extensive service and commitment to water resource stewardship in Texas.

A water main break in Wilson County's Southeast Water District has led to low pressure and outages, prompting a boil water advisory. Residents should boil water or use bottled water until further notice.

A man was shot in a road rage incident in San Antonio after brake-checking the aggressive driver behind him. He received a non-life-threatening injury and no suspect has been identified.

ICE confirmed the suspect in a deadly San Antonio shooting at a landscaping business was a Honduran migrant illegally in the U.S. Three victims were killed; the suspect later died by suicide.

Ex-deputy Miguel Rodriguez's case was dismissed under conditions, yet he remains fired for smuggling fast food to an inmate, marking a firm employment stance despite legal reprieve.

Kyle police arrested Joshua Gillum from Lockhart for possession of a stolen handgun and methamphetamine, indicative of drug distribution. He faces multiple charges.