Gas prices in San Antonio have risen, with an average of $3.07 per gallon, reflecting a broader trend across Texas with state averages increasing. Supply constraints and crude oil market changes contribute to these rising costs.

Texans are using VPNs to bypass Pornhub's block, a response to a new Texas age-verification law. Pornhub is challenging the law, seeing it as ineffective and intrusive, while Texas authorities defend it as a child protection measure.

Community members in San Antonio march for justice in the unsolved murder case of 17-year-old Kaitlin Hernandez, offering a $5,000 reward for information.

The Phoenix Suns defeated the San Antonio Spurs 131-106 with Booker scoring 32 points and Durant adding 25, marking the Suns' eighth straight win in San Antonio.

Arlington firefighter Brady Weaver was shot and critically injured during a forced entry at a welfare check; suspect Demetric Brooks was detained and charged with aggravated assault.

Central Texans support Tom Green Elementary after a bus crash killed two, including a student. Fundraisers aid affected families. Classes are canceled for mourning.

U.S. public schools are increasingly recognizing Ramadan, accommodating Muslim students' fasting needs, and observing Eid al-Fitr, reflecting efforts for inclusivity and compliance with federal laws.

San Antonio's weather will vary, with cloudy skies and possible thunderstorms transitioning to sunnier days as the week progresses, per National Weather Service forecasts.

Two former Texas juvenile corrections officers face official oppression charges for alleged excessive force against inmates at a state juvenile facility.

The San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department is hosting its annual free fruit tree giveaway next Saturday, offering a variety of trees to residents to enhance the city's greenery.

A school bus crash in Bastrop County, Texas resulted in two fatalities, including a child, and injured 51 others after a concrete truck collided with the bus.

San Antonio is set to honor Cesar E. Chávez with the 28th March for Justice this weekend, reflecting on his legacy and addressing current immigrant rights issues.

San Antonio's CPS Energy plans to shut down the coal-fired J.K. Spruce 1 plant by 2028 and convert Spruce 2 to natural gas, with activists concerned about the continued reliance on fossil fuels.