TxDOT continues work on Loop 1604 in San Antonio, causing traffic delays with long-term lane closures and exit shutdowns set to last into 2024. The project aims to improve traffic flow and is expected to be completed by 2027.

Luis A. Rodriguez has been named President & CEO of the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, starting April 1, with a focus on advocating for small businesses.

San Antonio's District 3 Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran returns to work remotely after emergency surgery, ensuring constituents that services will not be affected.

Maria Williams created San Antonio's first Black art gallery, which has gained recognition and support from the community, including the mayor's office.

The Texas Panhandle wildfires have resulted in loss and resilience in Fritch, with over 100 homes lost to the Windy Deuce fire, which is 50% contained. Community members are rallying at a local church to provide aid.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg met with President Biden in Brownsville to seek increased federal aid for managing migrants, emphasizing the city's resource strain.

A car crash in San Antonio led to the death of Eden Nuval, 76, and a manhunt for two suspects who fled the scene. The crash involved a vehicle flipping and another catching fire, disrupting traffic for hours.

A 17-year-old Bexar County teen, John Doerr, faces murder charges for allegedly shooting Jaden Perez during a planned robbery under the guise of a drug deal.

Artist Ruben Esquivel is selected as the NEA Our Town Artist in Residence to celebrate Seguin's indigenous communities through art, and invites locals for conversations to shape the project.

A Bexar County Deputy, Joshua Martinez, is accused of tampering with an official report about an incident involving an inmate. He is now on unpaid leave during the investigation.

San Antonio residents are invited to attend public sessions and provide input on potential City Charter changes, including ethics, council compensation, and City Manager tenure.

Dr. Francisco "Paco" Arredondo offers financial aid to Alabama residents seeking IVF amidst a state crackdown, providing up to $2,000 for travel to his clinic.

Leap Day brings rare birthdays and unique challenges, including issues with online forms, for those born on February 29, a date that occurs every four years.