HomesUSA's May report shows San Antonio new-home closings rose even as average new-home prices dipped and selling times shortened.

A developer and a Northwest Side gun club reached a settlement that ends outdoor shooting at the range and includes an $800,000 payment and a permanent deed restriction.

An off‑duty Del Rio officer was arrested after a September motorcycle crash left a passenger with serious injuries; investigators presented the case to a grand jury in June.

A Bexar County court dismissed all charges against former officer Matthew D. Martin after judges excluded key phone evidence. The ruling follows an appeals decision that suppressed digital files.

As Texas heat returns, safety data show the state has among the highest total of child hot-car deaths. Experts and federal agencies list simple steps families and bystanders can take.

Three councilmembers asked for a special City Council meeting to shape how the Spurs' $75M community pledge will be spent. They want a formal framework and public input before final deals are signed.

Cloudy, muggy morning; highs near 94°F with heat index over 100°F. Breezy south winds may gust near 30 mph.

Gina Hinojosa put up billboards in Corpus Christi accusing Gov. Greg Abbott of steering no‑bid contracts as Abbott presses election‑security messaging ahead of November.

A small group of baboons briefly left their enclosure at Texas Biomed's SNPRC on Wednesday but were quickly recaptured. Officials say no one was at risk and the animals are unharmed.

A fox in the Pleasanton area tested positive for rabies after biting two people on June 19; county animal control says victims are receiving treatment and warns residents to avoid wildlife.

TxDPS says two 14-year-olds were arrested in Hidalgo County and charged under Texas smuggling law after federal authorities declined to prosecute because of age.

BCSO says a couple who allegedly pointed a gun at a mother and her children were arrested after a pursuit that ended in a crash and one suspect discarding two handguns.

Lawsuits say two San Antonio providers were hit by a ransomware group in June, with patients alleging exposed Social Security numbers and medical records.