Khan's San Antonio PPV Promise Is Just a Rib, No 2026 AEW Show
Tony Khan teased a future AEW pay-per-view in Texas to hype crowds, but Fightful's Sean Ross Sapp says it's part of his ongoing rib, and there won’t be a San Antonio AEW PPV in 2026.
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UTSA cyber breach delays fall semester start to Monday, state confirms
Texas Cyber Command has confirmed a cyber breach at UTSA that forced some university systems offline, delaying the fall semester start to Monday while officials investigate and restore services.
Bexar County records first dog rabies case in over a decade, spurring vaccination drive
Bexar County confirms its first rabies-positive dog in more than 10 years after a Husky mix displayed concerning symptoms, as officials note a wildlife rabies uptick and urge pet vaccination, avoiding wildlife, and reporting encounters; a free rabies clinic is planned for Aug. 22 in San Antonio.
North Side smoke shop raided; several detained as police execute warrant
Authorities served a search warrant Tuesday morning at the Blvck Diamond smoke shop on San Antonio’s North Side, with several people seen in handcuffs outside the business as police conducted the raid; no immediate details on charges were provided.
San Antonio council nixes November ballot on Spurs arena funding
The San Antonio City Council rejected a push to place a November referendum on public funding for a $489 million Spurs arena downtown, meaning voters won’t have a chance to weigh in this year and the arena plan is moving forward without a November ballot.
Medical emergency spurs chain-reaction crash on US 281 in San Antonio, injuring two girls
A medical episode behind the wheel triggered a chain-reaction crash on U.S. Highway 281 near Bitters Road in San Antonio. Surveillance video shows a Toyota Highlander losing control, hitting a TxDOT sign, and crossing into northbound lanes, colliding with a Dodge Ram and then a Chevrolet Suburban, causing two girls (ages 11 and 15) to be ejected from the Ram with serious injuries; the Ram driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The Highlander driver is cooperating with investigators, and as of Sunday no charges have been filed; the driver’s condition is unknown.
Multi-vehicle crash blocks US 281 northbound as police investigate
A multi-vehicle crash on the northbound lanes of US 281 has closed the roadway in San Antonio near Bitters Road, with police on the scene investigating. No injuries or cause details are provided, and drivers are advised to avoid the area and expect delays as investigators review the incident.
Three-vehicle rollover on US 281 leaves two children critically injured
Two children were hospitalized with life-threatening injuries and an adult was injured in a three-vehicle rollover crash on U.S. 281 in the San Antonio area Saturday afternoon, with investigators looking into the cause.
Judge outlines funding fallout as Spurs arena vote looms
Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai outlined the impact and risks of San Antonio's proposed $1.3 billion Spurs arena, noting Spurs would pay at least $500 million, the city up to $489 million, and the county up to $311 million. With a City Council vote set for Aug. 17 on whether to place the city’s share on the November ballot, Sakai warned the deal hinges on the city fulfilling its $489 million obligation and warned of potential litigation or costs for reimbursement if it doesn’t. He also framed the project as a catalyst to revitalize downtown and the East Side and to remake county facilities in partnership with the San Antonio rodeo.
TEA accountability: 33 Bexar County schools earn F ratings
The Texas Education Agency’s latest accountability ratings show 33 Bexar County schools earning F grades, affecting campuses across multiple local districts and charter networks as the new performance grades were released.
Northeast San Antonio car shooting leaves man dead, mother injured
A gunman fired about 10 rounds into a car on San Antonio’s northeast side, killing a man and wounding his mother. The shooting is under investigation by the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office; no suspects, motives, or further details have been released yet.
Feds Find Child-Labor and Wage Violations at San Antonio La Panadería
The U.S. Department of Labor found that three San Antonio La Panadería locations violated child labor provisions and minimum wage/overtime rules, resulting in $45,000 in back wages and penalties. The investigation cited a 13-year-old and a 15-year-old working overnight, though the company says minors were not on payroll and the issues relate to matters from 2024, which have since been addressed with strengthened policies.
Tragic End to San Antonio Amber Alert for 2-Year-Old Aryana Martinez
A missing 2-year-old girl, Aryana Trevino Martinez, reported during an Amber Alert in San Antonio, was found dead in a drainage channel within hours; investigators are reviewing surveillance footage and a cause of death has not yet been released.
Son's quick tip leads to missing 2-year-old found in creek; tragedy follows
An AMBER Alert for 2-year-old Aryana Trevino Martinez in San Antonio's Dreamhill Estates ended in tragedy after she was found unresponsive in a water-filled creek; first responders performed CPR but she was pronounced dead the next day. The girl's mother credited her son with locating her, and investigators are reviewing video to determine how she ended up in the creek as neighbors and responders searched the area.
Tragic end to San Antonio AMBER Alert: 2-year-old found dead
A missing 2-year-old girl, Aryana Trevino Martinez, who triggered a Sunday AMBER Alert in San Antonio after wandering from home, was found unresponsive early Monday in a nearby water-filled creek and pronounced dead; police have not released a cause of death.