A fox that attacked a young boy in Hollywood Park tested positive for rabies. Police and health officials are urging vigilance and updated vaccinations for pets.

Brame Brands is converting the planned Fatburger at 23503 Hardy Oak into Chuzz Burgers, a 'chaotic' concept promising over‑the‑top burgers, loaded fries and shakes.

Tenants at Mosaic at Medical on the Northwest Side say they’ve gone months without hot water while city records show hundreds of investigations and unpaid fines. Residents report boiling water to bathe and filing repeated complaints with code enforcement.

University Health has broken ground on South Texas’s first milk bank at its San Antonio campus, a donor‑milk hub aimed at supplying pasteurized breast milk to NICU infants. Philanthropic donors and new equipment are already backing the project.

TPWD adopted new rules that require a 600‑hour apprenticeship and cap satellite facilities; volunteer rescuers warn small centers could be squeezed. The changes take effect Sept. 1, 2027.

A man in his 20s was found stabbed near Comanche Lookout Park on Monday and later died at a hospital. San Antonio police say no suspect has been identified and the Homicide Unit is investigating.

Patchy morning fog gives way to a hot 92°F afternoon; slight shower chance tonight and a higher risk of heavy, possibly torrential rain Friday–Saturday.

The Air Force lifted a fleet-wide pause on its T‑38 trainers after inspection procedures were finalized, allowing inspected jets to phase back into flight while training is adjusted.

Rudy Garza, CPS Energy's president and CEO, notified the utility he will retire after 14 years. The board will meet Thursday to begin the CEO succession process.

A Dallas Fed survey finds two-thirds of Texas companies use AI; a small share say it lowered their need for workers.

Texas has made major changes to trafficking penalties, sending stronger prison terms into law while local advocates push for enforcement and survivor services.

Photos from the Bexar County Sheriff's Office show Bexar Gives Back crews clearing an abandoned camp; officials say the diversion program has saved millions and eased jail pressure.

Wagyu Factory, an all‑you‑can‑eat wagyu chain, is opening on San Antonio’s I‑10 corridor with tabletop grills and a pan‑Asian buffet; exact June date TBA.