San Antonio police veteran David McCall self-surrendered after a DWI-related arrest warrant was issued for an off-duty crash. He's on administrative duty pending investigation.

A book returned to San Antonio Public Library 82 years overdue was accepted without fees, aligning with their 2021 policy. The book was found in Oregon with a letter of its history.

Texas AG Paxton stands with wounded vet Hencely in a legal battle against contractor Fluor Corp for negligence linked to a bombing at Bagram Air Base.

Texas Mexican Mafia leader David Botello was sentenced to 25 years for leading a meth trafficking operation, after a multi-agency probe concluded with his 2020 arrest.

Boerne residents are invited to review and comment on proposed property tax rates: the no-new-revenue rate at $0.4615 and the voter-approval rate at $0.4865 per $100 of value.

Former high school coach Kenneth Mulkey pleaded guilty to attempted enticement of a minor after engaging in sexually explicit exchanges with a purported 14-year-old on Snapchat.

San Antonio faces a hot week with intermittent showers, highs near 99°F, and a heat index reaching 107°F. Nights bring a 30% chance of rain and lows around 77°F.

A woman was fatally shot in a San Antonio apartment while reportedly handling a gun for a social media video; the incident appears to be accidental. No arrests have been made.

The victim of a fatal shooting by a security guard at a South Side auto body shop has been identified as 41-year-old Eric Rodriguez. The incident is under investigation.

Kellogg's will remove artificial dyes from its cereals by 2027, following a legal agreement with Texas AG Ken Paxton, marking a shift towards safer food products.

Governor Abbott congratulates Cedar Park on earning all "Friendly Texas" certifications, marking it the third Texas community to do so, and highlighting the city's appeal and its impact on the state's economy.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott mobilizes emergency resources in response to a tropical weather system threatening South Texas and the Gulf Coast with severe weather.

San Antonio faces a week of extreme heat, with temperatures near 100 degrees and heat indices up to 105. The NWS advises caution, noting minimal nighttime relief and a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.