Trustees approved a $355.49M budget that leaves a $27.99M operating gap. Officials plan to set the tax rate in August after TEA issues compressed‑rate guidance.

Helotes will hold a free July 3 celebration at the Festival Grounds with live music, 70+ vendors and a fireworks show around 9:15 p.m.

Hot and mostly dry through the July 4 weekend in San Antonio. Highs in the mid-90s; slight rain chance returns Monday night.

A federal judge has ordered a San Antonio hospice to stop using the Magnolia name while a trademark fight plays out. The ruling spotlights how shared brand names can scramble patient referrals.

A shooting at a Northwest Side apartment complex left one person dead and an SAPD officer evaluated for a foot injury; police say the death was self-inflicted.

Panfila Cantina is opening a second San Antonio outpost at Park North Shopping Center, taking over the former Miguelito’s space and aiming for a July debut.

A Bexar County deputy was arrested Tuesday on a family-violence assault charge after a relative reported bruises; the sheriffs office has opened criminal and internal probes.

The former CPS Energy tower at 146 Navarro St. — freshly renovated but largely empty — is up for sale as downtown office vacancy remains elevated.

An Austin Freight Systems accounting chief admitted in federal court to siphoning more than $3.2 million into personal accounts, prosecutors say. Authorities say much of the money was wagered online.

A Bexar County judge sentenced Peter Balraj to 45 years for the 2022 killing of his former tenant. Prosecutors say the episode began as an effort to collect past-due rent.

DNA testing and cross-state cooperation led to a 66-year-old's arrest in Crystal City; he faces charges in a 1990 Hardin County sexual assault and awaits extradition.

Tenants at Fairways 5 say a weekend outage left families sweating through days without power, forcing hotel stays and spoiled food. Residents want answers from property management and CPS Energy.

McAllen‑born Fork to Fit Kitchen has leased a 1,209‑sq‑ft unit at Schertz Station as it expands into the San Antonio market.