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San Antonio police are searching for a driver who fled a multi‑vehicle crash near the airport that left one person hospitalized.
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Texan Tea plans a second New Braunfels drive‑thru at 2286 Alyssa Way; construction starts in March with a projected spring opening.
A man was found dead inside a vehicle on San Antonio’s West Side early Saturday. Police say the investigation is ongoing and no arrests have been made.
One person was killed and two others seriously injured after a head-on collision Friday night on the 6400 block of Walzem Road, authorities said.
A late-night argument on the Northeast Side ended in a stabbing that sent two people to the hospital. Police arrested a suspect after he was treated for self-inflicted wounds.
A San Antonio man was robbed at gunpoint early Saturday after picking up an unknown woman who asked to stop at a gas station; two suspects remain at large.
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A 400‑MW battery complex is rising south of San Antonio to add five‑hour storage and fast response at a critical transmission pinch point.
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Outside PACs and candidate filings show HD 121 spending topped $1M, turning a routine northside primary into a high‑stakes contest between LaHood and McArthur.
A San Antonio man pleaded no contest in the November 2024 road‑rage killing of Julie Marie Butcher; the plea could bring a sentence of up to 35 years. Sentencing is next Friday.
Stone Oak brunch bar Mimosa Gossip will close permanently on Jan. 29 after two years. Owners thanked customers in a social-media post and hinted at financial strain.
A 33-year-old was detained at Pearsall Park after investigators say he arranged to meet who he believed was a 14-year-old; he faces online solicitation charges.
A San Antonio man was sentenced to 40 years after a May 2022 Adkins home invasion left a man dead; prosecutors say the term reflects accountability for the victim.
Bexar County deputies arrested three people and are seeking a fourth after early-morning raids uncovered stolen 'cloned' trucks allegedly used for human smuggling.
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