Nine groups — from developers to nonprofits — have pitched to lease five closed SAISD campuses, documents show. The district is vetting proposals and scheduling community meetings.

A road rage incident in San Antonio led to gunfire and one death. A man followed another home, shot at the house, and was killed when the resident returned fire. Police are investigating; no charges yet.

San Antonio's SH 151 reopens after an off-duty deputy was involved in a two-vehicle crash; no injuries reported.

Derek Farmer appointed as Pleasanton's Assistant Director of Community and Economic Development, expected to enhance city planning and economic initiatives.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sues JOLT Initiative, Inc. for illegal voter registration activities in Texas, seeking the organization's dissolution and legal costs.

Convicted sex offender Carlos Fabian Velez is sentenced for unlawful citizenship procurement and faces mandatory denaturalization for lying on his application.

Texas leaders have streamlined kinship foster care by cutting 195 regulations, simplifying the process for families to care for related children in need.

Governor Greg Abbott orders an investigation into Texas Southern University's finances following a state auditor's report of possible mismanagement and misappropriation of funds.

San Antonio's Veterans Day promises clear skies and warm weather, with a gentle breeze throughout. The pleasant conditions last into the week, with a slight chance of rain by the weekend.

A San Antonio man admitted he lied on his naturalization form and was sentenced to time served; he remains in custody to finish a 210‑month sentence and faces denaturalization.

State Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer formed an exploratory committee to consider a run for Bexar County district attorney, naming veteran prosecutors to vet the office and his potential campaign.

A San Antonio concertgoer stabbed outside Paper Tiger last winter has sued his alleged attacker and the club’s parent company, alleging poor security and seeking damages. The case arrives as prosecutors have also pursued criminal charges.

Two residents sustained minor injuries in a house fire on San Antonio's Northeast Side, with firefighters containing the blaze and preventing spread to adjacent homes. The incident is under investigation.