San Antonio police shot a man who opened fire on them during a domestic disturbance on Christmas Eve. The man's injuries were non-life-threatening and no officers were hurt. An investigation is ongoing.

The article provides the weather forecast for Christmas Eve and the following week, predicting thunderstorms followed by sunshine and mid-range temperatures, with clear weather patterns continuing thereafter.

San Antonio police shootings, captured on body cam footage, are under review by the District Attorney's Office; one man was killed and another suspect injured in separate incidents.

Sabinal City Hall was targeted with a Molotov cocktail, resulting in no injuries but damaging office equipment. Police are investigating the arson by reviewing video footage.

San Antonio restaurants receive varied health scores, with some failing inspections due to violations like improper storage and food mishandling, while others achieve perfect scores.

A driver was rescued by firefighters after a solo rollover crash on San Antonio's Northeast Side, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. The accident is under investigation.

A student opened fire at Charles University, Prague, killing 15 and wounding 24 in the Czech Republic’s deadliest shooting. Police are investigating with no extremist link found.

Over 4,000 military personnel are traveling home for the holidays from San Antonio Airport, causing high congestion but maintaining timely departures.

Home values in some Texas cities are soaring, with Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington and Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown leading in expensive properties, and national home values up 2.3% from last year.

A man in San Antonio was charged with murder after allegedly shooting his nephew during an argument in their backyard, with the victim later pronounced dead at the scene.

UTSA faces Marshall in the Frisco Bowl, aiming for their first-ever bowl victory, while Marshall, with a strong bowl record, turns to freshman QB Cole Pennington in this former conference rivalry clash.

A federal indictment has charged 13 people, including Texas inmates and correctional officers, with operating a drug trafficking ring from inside prison.

Workers must spend FSA funds by December 31 or risk losing them, with an option for a $610 carryover.