City Councilman Marc Whyte of San Antonio faced reporters about a DUI charge. Meanwhile, residents enjoyed local events like museum visits and go-kart racing, with options for family outings and free entertainment.

San Antonio faces cold, potentially icy weather during MLK Jr. Day commemorations, with warnings of freezing rain, sleet, and high winds. The National Weather Service advises caution due to slick conditions.

Haven for Hope in San Antonio is conducting a donation drive for the homeless to provide winter gear amidst an approaching cold snap, allocating shelter space with priority to families as they operate beyond capacity.

Local organizations in San Antonio rally to aid the homeless against the cold, with groups like Eagle's Flight and the Salvation Army at the forefront, providing shelters, food, and supplies.

A century-old home in Alamo Heights faces demolition to make way for two new houses, sparking a debate between preservation and development in the historic San Antonio enclave.

The article discusses San Antonio's varied weather forecast, including freezing temperatures, potential freezing rain, and strong winds, with a gradual warm-up expected later in the week.

San Antonio schools prepare for freezing temperatures with measures like draining chillers and wrapping pipes to prevent damage similar to last year's costly winter storm.

Two shooting events occurred in San Antonio, leaving one man and a police officer injured. The man was uncooperative in the investigation, while the suspects in the officer's shooting fled and remain at large. Police are seeking public assistance.

A former Texas 'teacher of the year' faces sexual misconduct charges involving a student from 2007. Brandyn Hargrove may be fired after her indictment.

Texas has blocked Border Patrol access to key areas along the Rio Grande, prompting DOJ intervention and Supreme Court attention, while the Border Patrol Union sides with Texas' strategy.

San Antonio residents prepare for winter weather with supplies and local authorities take preemptive steps to mitigate impact, drawing lessons from past freezes.

A construction worker was rescued from an 18-foot trench by San Antonio first responders after he fell and was unable to climb out due to his injuries.

The article explores Monte Vista, San Antonio, highlighting its historical charm and ongoing efforts to address past discriminatory practices and current socioeconomic disparities.