A woman was found shot and killed early Friday on San Antonio’s East Side near the IDEA Carver campus; homicide detectives are investigating.

A four-hour standoff on Porter Street ended with a SWAT arrest and no injuries. The suspect is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Two adults and three juveniles were charged after a June shooting that killed 18‑year‑old Nehemias Bonilla at 205 Robmore Street, HPD says.

San Antonio enhances its film incentive program, offering up to a 45% rebate with a $250,000 cap, aiming to spur local film industry growth and workforce development.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Roblox for not adequately protecting children from predatory behavior and explicit content on its platform.

Texas Governor Abbott and HHSC have applied for federal funds to improve rural healthcare, emphasizing expansion of access to care and reducing chronic diseases through the "Rural Texas Strong" program.

The Fifth Circuit vacated an injunction against a Texas law, allowing the state to enforce restrictions on explicit content at drag shows with minors present, a decision lauded by Attorney General Ken Paxton.

CBP officers in El Paso seized over 263 kilos of drugs, including cocaine, fentanyl, methamphetamine, and marijuana in a week, emphasizing the ongoing fight against drug trafficking.

Dashi Sichuan Kitchen + Bar announced an immediate closure on Nov. 7; founder Kristina Zhao says the team will focus on events and new projects while Sichuan House stays open.

Texas AG Paxton is taking legal action to stop Kenvue from paying dividends, which may affect funds for Texans' compensation over alleged deceptive Tylenol marketing.

An unattended candle sparked a late-night fire that destroyed a mobile home and a motor home on San Antonio’s Southwest Side. Investigators say no injuries were reported.

Texas residents are urged to prevent pollution by raking leaves away from storm drains and not dumping them into gutters, as decaying plant matter can harm aquatic ecosystems.

Justin Hewlett, ex-Mayor of Cleburne, has been appointed by Governor Abbott to the North Texas Tollway Authority Board, to serve until August 31, 2027. Hewlett has a history in local leadership and will help oversee the region's toll roads.