The Spurs and South Texas Blood & Tissue Center are hosting a blood drive, offering free tickets to January 29 Spurs game for donors, aiming to support local health emergencies.

Alamo Heights debates the demolition of a historic school and residence as the architectural review board postpones decisions, leaving them to the city council. Restoration conflicts with modern development needs.

The San Antonio Firefighters Association President criticized the former fire chief's tenure, alleging a toxic culture and impacting recruitment and retention negatively.

Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind & Fire announce a concert on June 4 at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio as part of their tour, with tickets on sale January 19.

The Bexar County Courthouse in San Antonio is hosting free Valentine's Day wedding ceremonies, led by County Clerk Lucy Adame-Clark, with festivities and a stamp unveiling.

San Antonio Police seek public help to locate missing 15-year-old Aleena "Lina" Aguilar, described as 5'2" tall, last seen wearing black clothes and carrying a Michael Kors purse.

A family of six in San Antonio lost their home to an estimated $20,000 electrical attic fire, with no injuries reported. They are now staying with relatives.

Texas Military Department denied preventing a Border Patrol rescue leading to migrant drownings, sparking a dispute with federal authorities over border policy.

The "Locked On Spurs" podcast discusses the San Antonio Spurs' rebuilding process, including Coach Popovich's strategy for player selection, amidst various sponsorship plugs.

The San Antonio City Council voted unanimously to censure Councilman Marc Whyte following his DWI arrest, without imposing formal penalties. Whyte awaits his court hearing and has been stripped of committee assignments.

A third arrest was made in the case of the murder of Savanah Soto and Matthew Guerra in San Antonio; the suspect is Myrta Romanos, stepmother of an already charged suspect.

Three migrants drowned in the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass, Texas, amid a conflict between state and federal officials which saw Texas troopers deny Border Patrol access to a critical area for operations.

San Antonio is bracing for unusually cold temperatures with wind chills potentially hitting single digits, following a wind advisory with gusts up to 50 mph. Conditions will worsen starting Sunday, with relief expected by Wednesday.