San Antonio officials discuss potential new uses for the Frost Bank Center amid Spurs' possible move to a new arena, with proposals including expanding the rodeo event's impact and other community-focused developments.

Bexar County Sheriff's Office says there's no foundation for ICE raid rumors; Sheriff Salazar emphasizes legal protocols and cautions against racial profiling. Debate on immigration persists among local leaders.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of fog, drizzle, and thunderstorms for San Antonio, with mixed temperatures and varying chances of precipitation.

The League City Council will hold its regular meeting on January 28 at 6 p.m., preceded by a work session at 5 p.m., with live broadcasting available online and on Channel 16.

San Antonio ranks #20 in MovieMaker Magazine's "Best Places to Live and Work as a Moviemaker," highlighting its film-friendly incentives and diverse locations.

Wilson County officials delay the opening of government offices to 11 am on January 23 due to icy conditions, allowing crews more time to treat roads. Public transportation may face early delays.

San Antonio is hosting the 38th Martin Luther King Jr. March, expected to be the nation's largest, despite forecasted cold weather. The event promotes unity under the theme "We Are the Dream...It Takes All of Us."

San Antonio man Ignacio Sanchez Mendoza, previously convicted in 2004, receives a 15-year sentence for possessing child abuse material and must pay restitution.

San Antonio officials release winter weather response plan, urging residents to prepare for the cold, provide shelters, and offer free VIA transport to warming centers.

Two Mexican nationals were sentenced for smuggling AR-15 gun parts into Mexico; further co-defendants await trial in the ongoing illegal arms trade case.

AG Ken Paxton congratulated former staff members Paige Willey and Ryan Baasch on their appointments in the Trump administration, highlighting their work on strategic priorities and key legal battles during their tenure at the Texas OAG.

Boerne Library is organizing a speed puzzling competition on National Puzzle Day, January 29, with limited spots for teams to compete in completing a provided puzzle.

A McAllen pharmacist pleaded guilty to a kickback scheme involving $110 million in prescriptions, facing up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.