James Cotter files court motions in the Suzanne Simpson murder case to suppress evidence and prevent his prior convictions from being mentioned, aiming to distance himself from Brad Simpson's alleged crimes.

Stephenville, Texas, earns recognition as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, endorsed by Governor Abbott for its commitment to tourism and economic development.

A high-speed chase in Northeast Side, San Antonio involving a possible stolen Honda ended with the suspect's arrest at an Arby's parking lot. No further incident occurred during the capture.

A suspect was arrested after threats were made against three Edgewood ISD schools, causing community anxiety despite ongoing safety assurances from district officials.

San Antonio celebrated the opening of Nova Lofts, an affordable housing complex in District 10, developed by The NRP Group and supported by the city's Affordable Housing Bond, offering 65 homes for low and moderate-income families.

An East Central ISD bus crashed after a driver ran a red light in San Antonio; there were no students onboard and no injuries reported. Investigations are ongoing.

An 18-wheeler spilled its frozen cargo on I-37, near Bexar and Atascosa county lines, after a crash involving another vehicle; all northbound lanes are closed.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott renews a disaster proclamation for over 70 counties due to persistent drought conditions, allowing the use of all necessary state resources.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of variable weather for San Antonio with chances of rain and thunderstorms, high humidity, and temperatures fluctuating in the 70s and 90s.

A toddler is critically ill after a near-drowning at a San Antonio apartment complex pool; the incident appears accidental and is under investigation.

A San Antonio officer shot and killed a man who attacked her with a machete. The man was allegedly assaulting his girlfriend and had a history of offenses. The officer is on administrative duty pending an investigation.

Postal workers protested against proposed changes to the USPS, including potential privatization and job cuts, with rallies across the U.S. and support from lawmakers.

The San Antonio Police Department issued a Silver Alert for missing 76-year-old Thomas Keel, last seen downtown with a cognitive impairment, posing a credible threat to his safety.