The Texas Medical Board remains silent on abortion law guidance despite pressures, leaving physicians and patients uncertain of legal boundaries amidst stringent state restrictions.

The STBTC is urgently requesting blood donations, introducing the Commit 4 Compassion challenge to address their critically low two-day supply and encourage recurring donations throughout the year.

A severe cold snap hits the US, causing wind chills below -30°F, power outages, and school closures. Deaths due to suspected hypothermia are reported.

Catholic Charities in San Antonio deploys its "Hope and Faith" mobile unit to aid the homeless with food, hot drinks, and cold-weather supplies, while seeking public donations.

Texas ranks as the second state for racial progress, with Georgia in the lead, based on a WalletHub study noting improvements in racial equality indicators, such as health insurance gaps, although work remains, especially in racial integration.

ERCOT asks Texans to conserve electricity due to record-breaking cold-weather demand, assuring that the grid is not in an emergency state despite two consecutive days of conservation requests.

The article provides tips on preserving food safety during power outages, including keeping fridge and freezer doors closed, using coolers, and checking temperatures once power returns.

A San Antonio family was displaced after an attic fire on St. Francis Avenue, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation, potentially linked to the cold weather. Firefighters controlled the blaze quickly.

The severe winter weather in San Antonio and the Hill Country has prompted many school districts to close or change schedules, with updates provided by KENS 5 and other sources.

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.