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.

A global analysis links DEHP and similar phthalates to nearly 2 million premature births and roughly 74,000 newborn deaths in 2018, and U.S. studies point to tens of thousands of domestic cases.

San Antonio police say a 36-year-old was arrested after investigators recovered more than $100,000 in stolen pickup taillights; officers also recovered firearms and other property.

A fight over a haircut on San Antonio's East Side left a man slashed across the back early Tuesday; police say the victim was hospitalized and the investigation remains active.

A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to 80 years after pleading guilty to aggravated sexual abuse and child exploitation in New York and Texas.

Texas' new family-violence task force has made stalking its first focus; advocates warn technology and lack of resources make prevention urgent.

A judge handed Kapri Cheatom 20 years in prison for her part in 12‑year‑old Danilo Coles' 2022 death, ending a long, delayed case.

Binning Hospitality will convert properties on South Closner Boulevard into Staybridge Suites and a full-service Holiday Inn, an $18–$20M project expected to create 47 jobs.

Two lawsuits accuse San Antonio attorney Edward Valdespino of using IOLTA trust accounts to collect millions from investors promised huge returns; courts have ordered emergency freezes.

A body was discovered Monday near railroad tracks in southwest Bexar County near Pue and Wolf roads. The sheriff’s office says charges are pending as investigators process the scene.

Peggy Eighmy was named The Children’s Shelter’s Angel of the Shelter after helping launch a state‑funded Bexar County pilot that funnels foster youth toward college. The program pairs campus coaches, housing and emergency aid with court and nonprofit partners.

A state audit found the Texas DMV left drivers’ data vulnerable through weak contract language and gaps in governance. The agency says it has started re‑vetting users and updating 2,002 agreements.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Netflix, alleging the streamer secretly harvested Texans’ data — including kids’ viewing logs — and shared it with ad-tech and data brokers.