Councilmember Teri Castillo filed a request to consider restoring Durango Boulevard after a city survey showed broad support.

Lucky Patty is moving from a food truck into the Maverick at 600 N. Presa St., promising smash burgers, seasoned fries and three milkshake flavors.

A woman is in critical condition after an early-morning attack at a North Side home. Police arrested a family member who faces an aggravated assault charge.

NEISD trustees voted to open district boundaries so any San Antonio–area student can apply for 2026–27. Applications begin next Monday.

Local pad activity, Booster 19 testing and a Starbase closure have pushed SpaceX’s next Starship flight into an early‑to‑mid‑May window. Here’s what to watch.

A high-speed Border Patrol chase in the Rio Grande Valley ended in a crash Sunday; one person died and six were hurt, HSI says. An investigation is under way.

Two Texas title firms quietly dropped suits accusing a rival of poaching 71 employees after a San Antonio business court dismissed the cases with prejudice. The move removes a major legal threat but leaves lingering questions about hiring and non‑compete practices in the industry.

A Seguin grandmother says her 7th‑grade grandson sat in soiled clothes after a teacher refused a bathroom break. The district’s handbook appears to bar withholding restroom access.

San Antonio has started posting a log of when SAPD assists ICE, revealing three calls since late January and itemizing officers and personnel costs. The city uploaded a police memo to its immigrant affairs data page.

A man in his 50s was shot through a back-house wall on Serna Park near Walzem Road and taken to Brooke Army Medical Center. Police are asking neighbors for video and tips about a fleeing white truck.

A planned $14B, 2GW data center near Harlingen has prompted a county resolution and a possible city moratorium over water and power concerns.

A 71-year-old New Braunfels man, identified as Thomas Carter, died after a UPS delivery truck struck his vehicle on FM 3009 near Ponderosa Way, officials said.

An H‑E‑B warehouse worker died days after an April 4 on‑the‑job injury; federal regulators have opened an OSHA probe and the company says it is supporting the family.