A man was shot outside the Hallmark Inn & Suites on the I‑35 frontage road near Rittiman and collapsed inside. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition as police investigate.

Sunny and hot today in San Antonio with an Ozone Action Day in effect. Heat and gusty breezes build into the weekend.

A Waco federal judge sentenced Gilberto Hernandez‑Marin to 188 months after prosecutors tied fentanyl he trafficked to the death of a Fort Cavazos soldier's spouse.

NFIB's April survey keeps optimism below its long-term average as owners raise prices, hold cash and point to labor shortages and higher fuel costs. Local shops say margins are tight.

San Antonio’s primary runoffs land on May 26 with early voting May 18–22. Here’s a short guide to deadlines, what’s on the ballot and where to find your vote center.

Sunny and warm today with highs near 87°F. Temperatures rise into the low 90s later in the week with a slight storm chance returning Sunday into Monday.

An investor says Harris Bay misled backers while the Essex Modern City site sat undeveloped; the complaint seeks more than $1 million in damages. The case alleges misrepresentation, governance changes and excessive management fees.

San Antonio Report and Texas Public Radio will unite July 1 to pool resources and expand local reporting across the city. The two nonprofits say they’ll keep separate sites at first while sharing coverage.

The U.S. Marshals are seeking Justin John Shorey, convicted in 2020 for pointing a laser at an SAPD helicopter, after authorities say he violated terms of his federal supervision in San Antonio.

Far West Side neighbors say a pack of roaming dogs has killed pets; Bexar County says it has seized multiple animals after months of complaints. Residents want faster enforcement.

San Antonio homicide detectives are investigating after a man's body was found near a VIA bus stop at Hines and Dignowity early Tuesday; identity remains unknown.

Inspectors found expired lengua, dead cockroaches and unsafe meat-handling at El Rincon De Villa; a reinspection later improved the score to 87.

A year after her arrest in May 2025, Ashley Pardo remains unindicted while Bexar County prosecutors weigh whether to charge her under Texas’ new terrorism law. The delay has left her on partial house arrest and sparked fresh legal questions.