San Antonio police fatally shot 41-year-old Jaime Gonzalez, who pointed a shotgun at officers after an initial confrontation with drivers. His death, ruled a homicide, is under investigation.

San Antonio is set for a hot week, with sunny skies and temperatures nearing 100 degrees by Thursday. The nights will be mostly clear and in the mid-70s. Rain chances increase over the weekend with potential showers and thunderstorms.

A woman was fatally struck by a 2010 Nissan Murano in a parking lot on Babcock Road, San Antonio. The fleeing driver remains at large. Police are investigating.

A man was hospitalized after being shot in the arm during a road rage incident in San Antonio; the suspect in a red Toyota Corolla fled, and no arrests have been made.

A former assistant teacher from KIPP University Prep High School in San Antonio was charged with child indecency after allegedly having inappropriate contact with a 15-year-old student.

A helicopter crash in Hays County, Texas, resulted in minor injuries, no fatalities. The crash, near Round Mountain, is under investigation by local and federal agencies.

A man died after San Antonio Police officers shot him when he pointed a shotgun at them following a road rage incident. It was the city's second recent officer-involved shooting.

Jason Duane Wilkinson, 51, was found safe after being reported missing in Bexar County; he was last seen on August 30. A search ensued after he lost his way during an arrowhead search excursion.

San Antonio's Labor Day weekend forecast includes both sunny skies and possible thunderstorms with highs in the low 90s and comfortable evening temperatures. The rest of the week looks warmer and clearer.

The Western District of Texas filed 234 new immigration cases, highlighting arrests related to alien smuggling and illegal re-entry at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Governor Abbott announces joint assessments with the SBA for federal disaster assistance after a Houston apartment fire, urging affected Texans to report damage.

San Antonio plans a series of free downtown events in September, including Labor Day celebrations, cultural festivals, painting classes, dance lessons, and food truck gatherings.

Texas announces Free College Application Week, letting residents apply to public colleges sans fees, fostering educational access and supported by digital tools like My Texas Future and Direct Admissions.