City Council rezoned about 6 acres at West Jones and Camden, clearing the way for McCombs' multi‑building riverfront district with housing, offices and shops. The vote pushes the long‑running plan into permitting and design review.

Azro, a longtime Afghan favorite in Castle Hills, has reportedly closed its dining room temporarily. Social posts and a site visit suggest it's shuttered through April 2026 while online listings lag.

Two bodies were found burned inside a vehicle after firefighters extinguished a brush fire in Peñitas. Hidalgo County has classified the case as a capital murder investigation while autopsies and DNA checks continue.

Toyota promoted CFO Kenta Kon to CEO after a 43% quarterly profit drop; the change arrives as San Antonio’s Toyota campus ramps up an expansion that will add jobs.

Medina Valley ISD Superintendent Dr. Scott Caloss will retire June 30 after guiding rapid district growth and major bond‑funded construction. Trustees have hired a consultant and opened a spring search.

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones cut off a City Hall gadfly who attacked the appointment of gay veteran Eric Alva, prompting sharp rebukes from council members.

UT Health San Antonio launched a Limb Optimization Program offering osseointegration and coordinated rehab — the first such option in South Texas, giving amputees new pathways to mobility.

A pretrial hearing in Bexar County advanced the capital‑murder case against Stephen Clare, accused in the 2023 attack that killed 11‑month‑old Willow.

Sunny skies lift San Antonio into the upper 70s–80°F Friday. Low rain chances return early next week.

A San Antonio man was arrested after investigators say he stole laptops and keyboards from seven Bexar County Sheriff’s Office vehicles during routine maintenance. The suspect was identified after a tip and the probe remains active.

An early-morning crash on I‑35 near West Cesar Chavez Boulevard left one person dead and prompted an investigation while crews worked on the highway.

A T-6 Texan II trainer made a nose-gear-up landing at Laughlin AFB Thursday; both pilots were uninjured and the Air Force has opened an investigation.

A federal appeals court vacated ex‑attorney Chris Pettit’s guilty plea and remanded the fraud case, reopening questions about a $106.3M restitution order for his victims.