Witnesses say ICE officers swarmed a vehicle outside the Las Palmas Branch Library during early voting and left after the sheriff intervened. Local officials criticized the timing and placement of the operation.

OCI Energy and CPS Energy broke ground on the 120‑MW Alamo City BESS to give San Antonio multi‑hour battery capacity for peak demand. The site is expected online in 2027.

Elmendorf police and state wildlife officials are searching rural roads near FM 327 for a missing kangaroo reported Wednesday morning. Authorities ask residents not to approach the animal and to call 210-635-8710.

Preliminary FBI data show violent crime fell about 9.3% in 2025, with homicides down roughly 18% and property crime also down significantly.

A San Antonio resident claimed a $1,000,000 '200X The Cash' scratch-off bought at Times Market; the winner opted to remain anonymous.

Bill Miller will close its Wurzbach Road restaurant on May 24, 2026. The chain thanked customers and pointed patrons to nearby Huebner Road locations that will stay open.

Juan Manuel Yanez was sentenced to life after pleading guilty in the 2025 shooting death of Victoria Valadez in San Marcos. He must serve at least 30 years before parole.

Gus's brings Tennessee-style fried chicken to Southtown and a Windcrest all-you-can-eat spot is serving sushi and hibachi for families and playoff crowds. Game-day deals and family-priced nights are driving interest across the city.

Jeffrey Kahane has launched Harmonium of Texas, a new San Antonio orchestra and education initiative with an Oct. 2 opener and major guest artists. Seed funding and community partnerships are already in place.

A woman was found naked and injured near the Tobin Park trailhead on San Antonio’s Northeast Side. Police are investigating a possible sexual assault and urge caution on the trails.

A man's body was found inside an abandoned vehicle near Linda Lee Lane in Schertz on Tuesday; police say the victim is unconfirmed and are asking the public for tips.

H-E-B asked Bexar County for a $15M abatement to back a $636.5M East Side expansion that would add a bakery, boost logistics and bring 720 jobs.

FEMA’s new draft maps for Bexar County add thousands of parcels and more than 5,600 buildings, touching a handful of school campuses and reshaping neighborhood flood risk. County figures and local agencies say the changes reflect updated rainfall, topography and development data.