An H-E-B employee, Teresa Dominguez, died following a medical episode, not forklift-related injuries as initially reported. Investigations are ongoing, and H-E-B is supporting the family and employees.

South Side San Antonio business owners report a surge in crimes like arson and burglary, affecting local shops and prompting SAPD to advise on preventive measures.

Victor Wembanyama led the Spurs to a 118-107 victory over the Nets with 31 points, 14 rebounds, and 6 blocks, while Cam Thomas scored 40 points for Brooklyn.

San Antonio's East Commerce Street is closed due to weakened scaffolding with ongoing construction, causing public concern and traffic disruptions during a busy event weekend. Traffic directors are managing the situation and no injuries are reported.

The Spurs unveiled a banner honoring ex-coach Gregg Popovich's 1,390 wins and five NBA titles, mirroring his modesty; no formal ceremony was held at the event, per his wishes.

A woman in San Antonio was shot in the shoulder during an early morning argument and is now in stable condition; a man has been detained in connection to the shooting.

San Antonians will see a mix of mist, sun, and changing temperatures this week, with highs near 90°F before dropping, as reported by the National Weather Service.

After investigating a fire, New Braunfels officials arrested Gilbert Hernandez for arson, with his bond set at $25,000, and served an additional assault warrant.

New Braunfels' Manchester School of Soccer offers Summer Futsal Camp for aspiring players, with sessions on tactical training during school breaks advertised on the city's official website.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts a week of clear skies and mild temperatures, with highs ranging from 72 to 89 degrees and light to gusty winds.

Honduran man Nolber Rolando Rosales-Rosales sentenced to 10 years for importing child sexual abuse material via his phone; he pleaded guilty to the charge.

A young Cuban woman died in U.S. Border Patrol custody due to a pre-existing medical condition and despite receiving medical attention and hospital transfers.

A Mexican woman with pre-existing cancer died in Texas after being apprehended by CBP crossing the Rio Grande. Despite medical treatment, she passed away from Adenocarcinoma.