A Houston judge has set a deadline for prosecutors to present evidence in the case of a San Antonio teen accused of planning a school attack. The defense claims no real threat existed.
Residents held a vigil in San Antonio to honor 13 victims of tragic flooding. Community leaders attended, offering prayers and support. Families of the victims and local businesses participated, emphasizing community resilience and the importance of flood preparedness.
Gina Ortiz Jones takes office as the third woman mayor of San Antonio, alongside four City Council members. The leadership team focuses on addressing local issues and driving community development.
A young spider monkey was found in a San Antonio neighborhood, sitting in the street with a soiled diaper. San Antonio Animal Care Services responded, highlighting the city’s ban on primate ownership and issuing citations to the owner.
Ric Galvan, at 24, is set to join San Antonio’s City Council for District 6, marking him as one of the youngest members. Galvan, backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, won a narrow runoff election, focusing on working family priorities and progressive values.
A father and son in San Antonio are sentenced for running a drug trafficking operation near Harlandale High School. Their arrest highlights community safety efforts and law enforcement’s commitment to fighting drug crimes near schools.
A bar fight at Smitty’s Pub in San Antonio led to a man being shot in the buttocks. Police are searching for the suspect who fled the scene. Investigation ongoing.
Authorities in San Antonio have confirmed that 13 individuals died as a result of recent flash floods. The Bexar County Medical Examiner has identified seven of the victims, who ranged in age from 28 to 61.
Heavy rains in San Antonio, Texas caused flooding early Thursday morning, resulting in at least four fatalities and several individuals missing. Authorities and emergency services have been actively responding, conducting rescue operations, and providing aid to affected residents.
Anti-ICE protests took place in downtown San Antonio on June 11, 2025, with demonstrators rallying against ICE detentions. Texas National Guard and Department of Public Safety were present to ensure order. The protests, named “Take Back the Alamo,” aimed to highlight opposition to federal immigration policies.