A man was killed and a woman injured in a shooting at a San Antonio gas station yesterday morning, with the suspects fleeing in an SUV. The motives are under investigation.

A man died after a road rage incident escalated into a shooting on San Antonio's North Side. Another person was detained but isn't cooperating with police.

An overturned cement truck has caused major traffic disruptions on Wurzbach Parkway near San Antonio Airport, with closures in both directions and no injuries reported.

San Antonio anticipates a hot week with highs in the 90s, occasionally hitting near 97 degrees, along with mostly sunny skies and moderate south southeast winds, per the National Weather Service.

San Antonio expects high heat with temperatures near 95 degrees and heat indices around 100, with slight chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the week.

San Antonio Councilmember Whyte proposed an AI Integration Strategy for the city, aimed at improving services, efficiency, and transparent governance.

CBP officers at the Ysleta port of entry seized 20.1 pounds of cocaine from a vehicle driven by a 22-year-old American man, using scans and a drug-sniffing dog.

The Texas Supreme Court allowed Attorney General Ken Paxton to sue the NGO Annunciation House for allegedly harboring individuals classified as "illegal aliens."

Federal prosecutors in Texas filed 413 new immigration charges, citing cases of illegal re-entry and human smuggling by various individuals including previous offenders with criminal records.

Governor Greg Abbott has appointed eight student regents and one student representative to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, each for a one-year term starting June 1.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts intense heat with highs nearing 88-98 degrees over several days, alongside partly sunny skies and light winds, possibly reaching 20 mph gusts. Precautions for heat-related illness are advised.

Round Rock Police Department offers a 12-week Citizens Police Academy program for community engagement and education in local law enforcement practices.

Chris Broom has been appointed to Texas' Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee, with a term ending in 2027, bringing his industry and leadership experience to the role.