Texas SB 17 has led to the removal of DEI programs in public universities, affecting the operations of diversity offices as the state enacts 30 new laws.

A New Year's fire on Edison Drive in San Antonio left two residents displaced with an estimated $40,000 in damages; the cause remains under investigation.

The U.S. national debt is nearing $34 trillion, equating to almost $100,000 per citizen, with bipartisan attempts to address the issue proving ineffective.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte was arrested for DWI after speeding and showing signs of intoxication. He refused a breathalyzer but had blood drawn by warrant. His arraignment is set for January 30.

A family caring for their autistic son faces homelessness after previously saving him from foster care. Despite financial and medical strains, they've lost food benefits and rely on donations and a motel room for shelter.

Arizona bests Oklahoma 38-24 in Alamo Bowl after a turnaround led by Maldonado's record-setting fumble return.

A fire in Converse destroyed a home, displacing a family of five and their dog; officials speculate a water softener malfunction as the possible cause. The damage is estimated at $100,000, with the Red Cross assisting the family.

A woman died after being shot by her ex-boyfriend in a domestic dispute involving a love triangle in San Antonio, Texas. The incident occurred at the Prose Westover Hills apartment complex.

The San Antonio community supported the family of Latrevious Reed, a crash victim, with gifts for his daughter and communal strength during the holidays.

Natalie Carrington was sentenced to 15 years for her role in the murder and robbery of Jasmine Williams, despite her plea as a minor at the time of the crime.

Authorities and the community are searching for Jaccqueanna Manning, a missing San Antonio teen last seen on December 19. The public is urged to report any information to aid her safe return.

Two shooting incidents on San Antonio's West Side resulted in two hospitalizations, including a man with life-threatening injuries, with the events possibly related.

San Antonio's local migrant resource center is struggling with a shortage of warm clothing and food due to an influx of migrants, as the city works to provide better facilities and manage resources amidst fears of future funding issues.