A customer was fatally shot and an employee injured at a Houston tire shop; the incident is believed to be targeted, pushing the owner to reconsider 24-hour operations.

Two shootings in San Antonio involved police: an 18-year-old shot an officer and later himself, while a 40-year-old man on probation was killed by police during an altercation at a traffic stop.

H-E-B releases new humorous commercials featuring San Antonio Spurs players and Creamy Creations Ice Cream, including a campaign with audience interactions and social media engagements.

Blanco residents face water issues and a boil notice after recent freezes caused water main breaks, affecting local businesses and putting pressure on an aging infrastructure.

Victor Wembanyama will participate in the NBA All-Star Skills Challenge, adding excitement as he showcases his talents in a typically guard-centric event.

San Antonio residents face burst pipes following an arctic blast, with SAWS guiding citizens on managing leaks and the city's plumbers addressing numerous distress calls amidst rising post-freeze temperatures.

San Antonio Independent School District closed 22 schools due to heating issues and is scheduled for repairs to maintain proper temperatures. Superintendent Jaime Aquino apologized for the district's shortcomings amid parental frustration.

Texas schools are fighting TEA over new, stricter grading standards, delaying the release of school ratings and impacting district funding and interventions.

Firefighters in College Station helped relocate a 150-lb tortoise named Jack to a warmer indoor location during a cold snap, using a recycling bin for the task.

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.