San Antonio's new ramp from State Highway 151 to Loop 1604 opens early, improving transit as part of a larger $97.8M expansion project due for 2026 completion.

San Antonio hosts the NCAA Men’s Final Four, featuring a final clash between Florida and Houston, alongside festivities like the March Madness Music Festival and Fan Fest, energizing the city with a mixture of basketball and community spirit.

A fight at a quinceañera in San Antonio led to a guard firing a weapon, causing shrapnel injury to a guest, who later sought hospital care. An arrest was made for assaulting a guard.

The TSA will require Real ID-compliant identification at San Antonio airport security checkpoints starting May 7, in line with federal regulations for improved security.

San Antonio's weather is transitioning into spring with sunny skies and temperatures rising from 63°F to 87°F over the week, although gusty winds may persist.

Governor Abbott appoints new members to the Texas Commission on Fire Protection, including Chair Michael Glynn, Jr., and members James Mallinger, John Ortega, Sue De Villez, Paul Hamilton, and Brandon Wade.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sues San Antonio for illegally funding abortion-related travel, violating Texas law and the state constitution. This follows a similar lawsuit against Austin.

The Western District of Texas U.S. Attorney's Office launched 259 new immigration cases in early April, including human smuggling and illegal re-entries, as part of "Operation Take Back America."

San Antonio signs an MOU with Bexar County and the Spurs for a new downtown Sports and Entertainment District, focusing on redevelopment, community engagement, and potential Spurs' arena relocation.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints four professionals to the Texas Physician Assistant Board, enhancing its diverse expertise in healthcare governance.

The National Weather Service predicts a 30% chance of rain for San Antonio this morning, with clearer skies and a high of 69 degrees later in the day. Winds may reach up to 20 mph.

A San Antonio car dealership manager was sentenced to six months in prison for tampering with odometer readings and must pay $264,747.05 in restitution.

U.S. CBP officers intercepted cocaine worth $491,000 at Eagle Pass Port of Entry on the Camino Real International Bridge from a Mexican woman's truck.