A San Antonio dealership says scammers posing as bank staff drained $995,170 in a March 2025 phone scam and has sued Broadway Bank, Discover and Capital One. The complaint alleges delayed recalls and missed recovery steps.

Court documents say a 31‑year‑old San Antonio man stalked, broke into his ex‑partner’s home and assaulted her, leaving the victim fearing for her safety.

South San ISD plans a November VATRE to shift 7 cents from debt service to operations, freeing $6–8M a year for raises and urgent repairs; an efficiency audit must be finished this summer.

Red Oak Development has unveiled Canvas — a 350–400‑acre master‑planned community near Seguin that could bring up to 1,200 homes, parks and neighborhood retail.

A San Antonio man faces intoxication manslaughter charges after an April 14 crash on U.S. 281 in Bulverde that killed a passenger and a dog. Investigators say event-data recorder shows the car reached triple-digit speeds before going airborne.

The SBA opened a Veterans Business Outreach Center at St. Philip’s College as federal and local procurement rules pivot toward veteran-owned firms. Local leaders say the center aims to speed veterans from training to contracts.

A judge said his time was served, but a San Antonio man remained in the Bexar County Jail on Father's Day, his family says.

A man wanted on a Cameron County murder warrant was detained at Eagle Pass Port of Entry II and is being held in federal custody pending extradition.

Low clouds give way to mid‑90s heat Monday; heat index may near 105°F. South‑southeast gusts up to 25 mph and public cooling sites are available.

Former officer James Brennand returns to Bexar County court Monday as discovery fights and a July jury date loom in the 2022 shooting case.

A West Side man was arrested after admitting he shot a roommate in a backyard, police say. The arrest affidavit and recovered evidence are detailed by authorities.

State figures for May show roughly 14.42 million nonfarm jobs and about 15.21 million Texans working; the governor’s claim tracks those levels but needs context.

San Antonio police arrested a 32-year-old man after an affidavit alleges he repeatedly assaulted a child in his care while the guardian shopped. The arrests follow an affidavit that says the abuse lasted about three years.