A May 20 memo from Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones accuses a District 7 aide of refusing to cooperate with an SAPD probe into a leak of her home security details.

CBP officers at the Hidalgo International Bridge seized 45.23 pounds of suspected cocaine valued at about $604,000; HSI arrested the driver and opened a probe. The find is the latest in a string of six‑figure busts at the crossing.

San Antonio Animal Care Services and Alley Cat Allies announced a $10,000 reward after sealed bins with kittens were found on the Southwest Side. Investigators say several kittens died and are asking the public for tips.

Cove Capital closed a $27.2M DST to buy an 83‑home Alamo Ranch build‑to‑rent, using a debt‑free structure aimed at 1031 and cash investors.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sued CAM Solar, accusing the San Antonio firm of deceptive sales and broken systems. The state seeks restitution and penalties under the DTPA.

A Houston family’s deportation after a routine ICE check‑in exposes gaps in federal tracking and local safety nets for U.S.‑citizen children. State and national data show thousands are affected.

A New Braunfels man was arrested after game wardens say headless bucks and crossbow bolts appeared across Central Texas neighborhoods, and investigators found drugs at his home.

An 81-year-old hiker who got lost on Enchanted Rock's Loop Trail was found dead the next morning; storms hampered the overnight search.

Pease Middle School principal Kevin Vanlanham was arrested after police say he drove the wrong way on Loop 1604, failed a breath test and was booked on a Class B DWI.

City discipline records show SAPD fired Officer Jose Bernal Rodriguez in May after a 2024 off‑duty DWI crash and a 2025 pretrial diversion. Records cite a BAC of .082 and subsequent administrative action.

Internal records and bodycam footage show an SAPD officer kneed, slapped and pulled a suspect's hair during a September arrest; the officer is now suspended pending review.

A late-night fight at La Carreta Bar & Grill on San Pedro Avenue ended in gunfire early Thursday. Two men were wounded and police said the suspect fled the scene.

The Spurs fell 122-113 in Oklahoma City as turnovers and second-chance points swung Game 2, leaving the Western Conference final even at 1-1.