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Editor's note: It's time to recap the biggest San Antonio news of the week. This week's most popular stories include a loss for Thomas J. Henry, several new developments underway, and a new Italian restaurant on the River Walk. Get the details below, then visit this guide for some weekend fun.

A home for sale in Alamo Heights has hit the market for $950,000 and its three kitchens have an interesting story to tell — one that spells out its upper-crust origins. Built in 1918 for physician Dr. Roy T. Goodwin and his wife, the house was purchased by the Rios family in 1959 and passed down through two...

Texas agencies are ganging up on a bad, bad worm. According to a release, the Texas Animal Health Commission and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will team up to combat the New World screwworm (NWS) prior to its arrival in Texas, following a directive from Governor Greg Abbott. Abbott issued...

SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Police Department has identified three suspected car burglars whom officers took into custody on Thursday evening. The suspects are Adrian Isaac Hernandez and Oscar Carvajal, who are both 19, and 18-year-old Lincoln Gauge Mertins. SAPD spokesperson Washington Moscoso said Thursday the...

One retailer mimed jumping for joy during a video interview with the Express-News.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — A federal grand jury has indicted a 27-year-old San Antonio man on three counts of firearm-related offenses. Alex Lee Vega is accused of conspiring to transport a machinegun conversion device and possessing two Glock pistols, according to court documents. Vega allegedly conspired with another...

Tenants at Westwood Mobile Home Estates raise alarm over fence removal, citing safety threats and unfair new fees.

Ken Batchelor's namesake Cadillac dealership promoted its commitment to customer service.

The 120 patrol officers slated to be added in fiscal years 2026 and 2027 were absent from the trial budget shown to the City Council, which has a nearly $173 million deficit over that two-year period.

Apolinar Rivera Jr. has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for aggravated robbery following a ruling by Judge Joel Perez in the 437th District Court. Rivera, who has a previous conviction for aggravated robbery, received an enhanced sentence due to his extensive criminal history. The crime typically carries a...