San Antonio TX

Mexican dishes meet Hill Country flair at this upcoming eatery.

SAN ANTONIO – A woman died Sunday night after an SUV crashed into a fence and a parked vehicle in a West Side neighborhood, San Antonio police said. Police said the SUV was traveling northbound at a high rate of speed when the driver lost control in the 800 block of SW 36th Street, near the intersection of Pleasanton Road.

A San Antonio Park Police officer is facing criminal charges after Bexar County Sheriff’s Office deputies say he assaulted a woman during an argument — an arrest that makes him the fourth San Antonio Police Department officer taken into custody in 2026. Rolando Lopez Jr., 36, was arrested Wednesday on a charge of assault causing bodily injury on a family member, according to Bexar County...

SAN ANTONIO — A tense confrontation on San Antonio’s north side ended with a suspect shot and in custody after police say he threatened a business owner with a knife. According to the San Antonio Police Department, officers were called around 9:47 a.m. Sunday to the 18400 block of Blanco Road for a reported disturbance.

It was built in 1894 about 100 miles east of San Antonio.

SOUTH TEXAS — A beneficial push of water is moving down the Atascosa River into the Frio and Nueces river systems following the recent heavy rainfall event that dropped 2 to 5 inches across South Texas. Current river flow data is showing dramatically above normal readings at key gauges along the Atascosa corridor, with the surge of water heading downstream toward Lake Corpus Christi.

The package includes $231 million for campus improvements, $55 million for athletic stadium upgrades and $9 million for technology upgrades.

Dillard's, JCPenney, and Macy's (formerly Foley's) have anchored Ingram Park Mall since its early years, still drawing northwest San Antonio's 114,000 residents within a three-mile radius. The mall at 6301 NW Loop 410 covers roughly 1.1 million square feet across 83.5 acres, where Loop 410 meets Ingram Road and Wurzbach...

Atascosa County deputies wrapped up a monthlong undercover investigation Friday with a trio of raids on shops accused of selling illegal THC products. The sting, dubbed "Operation Buzzkill," zeroed in on small smoke shops, a convenience store and a dispensary south of San Antonio, leading to arrests, seizures and a clear message from local law enforcement about selling to kids and operating near schools...

SAN ANTONIO — We are learning more after a Southwest Independent School District staff member was placed on administrative leave after an incident with a student. In a letter sent home to parents, Resnik Middle School Principal Alfonso Menchaca says a report was made alleging the staff member pulled a student’s hair while passing by.