Two rare cicada broods, XIII and XIX, will simultaneously emerge in Illinois in an event unseen since 1803, with billions expected to surface this spring.

A debate arises about including Narcan in household first aid kits to counter opioid overdoses, despite concerns it may give users a false sense of security.

Two Texas organizations partner to combat a rise in opioid emergencies, emphasizing community support and a broad, collaborative approach against the nation's fourth wave of the opioid epidemic.

An 85-year-old woman, Harriet Galbraith, was reunited with her bridal portraits from 1959 after a Virginia woman, Sandra Poindexter, bought them at auction and sought the bride through social media.

A welfare check in San Antonio led to a deadly shoot-out where police killed a man who admitted to murdering his partner and fired at officers. No officers were injured.

San Antonio's office market struggles, with a vacancy rate peaking at 18.7% as remote work trends persist. The demand shifts towards high-quality spaces amidst a general slowdown in new office construction.

Firefighters extinguished a house fire on East Drexel Avenue in San Antonio, rescuing five pets with no reported injuries; the cause is under investigation, suspected to involve a space heater.

Schools in the San Antonio Independent School District have reopened after repairs to heating systems, with some staff resignations and new accountability measures announced.

South San Antonio ISD contemplates layoffs due to a $9.5 million budget deficit. San Antonio ISD closes schools for heating issues caused by "human error," planning to reopen the following Monday.

Supreme Court allows removal of Texas' razor wire from the US-Mexico border, overriding a lower court’s decision.

A store clerk in Humble, Texas, was killed following a dispute over a stolen bag of chips, triggering a murder inquiry.

SAISD plans to reopen after a heating failure, with repairs underway and officials set to address concerns following the resignation of two administrators.

A flash flood advisory was issued for four Texas counties due to heavy rains affecting the region, including San Antonio. Conditions are expected to improve by mid-morning.