A federal jury in San Antonio heard a profanity-laced voicemail as Sergio R. Tapia faces a federal threats charge. His defense says a psychotic episode explains the call.

A San Antonio man was given 25 years after pleading guilty to a fourth DWI. Prosecutors say he was found passed out in a New Braunfels drive‑thru with a 0.176 BAC.

Dense morning fog will slow San Antonio commutes; scattered afternoon storms are possible before a warmer, drier weekend.

An explosion on San Antonio's North Side hospitalized a child and two adults; SAFD suspects a natural gas buildup and says the home may be demolished.

A San Antonio man received seven years after pleading guilty in the Dec. 1, 2023 crash that killed Colter Davis‑Nelson. Prosecutors cited 94 mph speed and illegal window tint.

UT Austin, UTSA and Baylor are moving AI into core computer‑science classes as software hiring cools and many students delay the job market for extra training.

A corporate shakeup at Six Flags is touching San Antonio parks: reporting says longtime Fiesta Texas leader Jeffrey Siebert is out as leadership across the chain is reorganized. Local projects and operations could be affected while the company refocuses its portfolio.

A stabbing near North Medina and West Houston left one person hospitalized and a suspect detained Monday, San Antonio police say.

TAMU‑San Antonio's Influencer Club is hosting its second annual Earth Day park cleanup at Confluence Park on Wednesday; Dove is sponsoring and supplies will be provided.

Neighbors and Reddit users say groups of teens have been running through the Stone Oak Target, prompting a manager complaint and a push from councilmembers for more police. Community posts and a Reddit thread have driven calls for action as parents and employees report recurring disruptions.

An inmate was found dead at the Bexar County Adult Detention Center; officials say early signs point to suicide and an investigation is underway. Few details have been released while family are notified.

San Antonio’s metro-level consumer sentiment fell to 92.16, trailing Austin, Dallas and Houston and signaling pressure on local retail and housing.

Nearly 30% of Texans have turned off emergency alerts as statewide activations and sparse descriptions fuel alert fatigue and concern among investigators.