A car crashed into a vacant house in San Antonio; the driver was taken into custody by police, investigating possible intoxication. No injuries were reported.

Injuries hit the Dallas Mavericks hard, but they still defeated the San Antonio Spurs 133-129, with Dinwiddie scoring 28 points. The Spurs' Barnes scored 29 in their third straight loss.

CBP officers at Roma Port of Entry seized over $20 million worth of methamphetamine, hidden in bottles of fake mineral water, leading to an ongoing investigation.

San Antonio is forecasted to have a warm and windy week, with temperatures rising into the 90s and wind speeds potentially reaching up to 20 mph. Skies will be mostly sunny, with occasional cloudiness.

Maná announces back-to-back concerts in San Antonio, with ticket sales starting March 14, and part of the proceeds supporting 'Latinas Luchonas' program.

San Antonio International Airport expects a record number of visitors for spring break, with convenient new TSA screening and travel advisories in place.

A San Antonio couple was arrested for possessing legal THC products but charges were dropped shortly after. The incident highlights Texas' conflicting hemp laws.

A man was hospitalized with a gunshot wound after an East Side San Antonio domestic dispute. His partner allegedly shot him during an argument and fled, but was later arrested by the police. The investigation continues.

DOGE's funding cuts may close San Antonio Missions HQ and impact Veteran Affairs, causing job losses and potentially reducing services for the city's large veteran population. Local concerns prompt outreach to congressmen.

Sean Samaniego was arrested for a fatal road rage shooting at a Valero gas station; he is charged with evidence tampering in the ongoing murder investigation.

San Antonio is set for a warm week with temperatures rising to near 90 degrees by Thursday and winds picking up to 30 mph by Friday, per the National Weather Service.

A man was arrested after a violent family dispute in San Antonio, wherein he assaulted family members, fired a gun, and barricaded himself with his children.

Rep. Joaquin Castro held a town hall addressing concerns about social program cuts, with constituents expressing fear over potential impacts on Medicare, Medicaid, and education.