CBP officers at Laredo Port of Entry confiscated over $2.6 million worth of meth hidden in a truck among batteries, emphasizing the officers' vigilance in drug interception.

A tractor-trailer crash on I-10 near Loop 1604 early Wednesday spilled hazardous material and shut the highway; cleanup crews are on scene and detours remain in place.

San Antonio's Claim Assist Solutions is opening a Chandler hub, taking nearly 58,000 sq ft at One Chandler Corporate Center and pledging up to 400 hires over a few years.

A former Holy Cross coach charged after investigators found a hidden camera in his office is asking a judge to lift a child‑contact ban. He says it prevents him from seeing his daughter and finding work.

Flambeau will unveil its 2026 grand marshals at SeaWorld this morning. The reveal ties into an "Adventures in Toyland" theme for next spring's illuminated parade.

A teen was cut in the face outside a Southeast Side Raising Cane's Tuesday night; SAPD is investigating an alleged aggravated robbery and the suspect fled on foot.

A man in his 20s was struck and killed on San Antonio’s West Side early Wednesday; police say one driver fled and another stayed and called officers. Detectives are reviewing nearby surveillance.

CBP officers in Eagle Pass, Texas, arrested Francisco Javier Balderas Gonzalez, wanted on sexual battery charges, after a routine inspection and biometric verification.

A pedestrian died Wednesday on U.S. Highway 90 on San Antonio's West Side. Police closed eastbound lanes while investigators processed the scene.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sued Round Rock ISD and Leander ISD for not displaying legally mandated copies of the Ten Commandments, claiming they defy state law and voters' will.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating the USTA for allowing "biological males" in women's tennis, claiming it may violate Texas law and consumer protection.

The weather forecast for San Antonio indicates a week of intermittent rain, thunderstorms, and mostly cloudy skies, with varying chances of precipitation each day.

McAllen ISD removed Ten Commandments posters after a federal judge barred postings while challenges to SB 10 proceed. The move highlights a statewide legal fight over religion in schools.