Seguin Public Library will serve as a warming center this weekend with extended hours for residents without heat. City staff will assist with referrals and transport.

San Antonio Councilwoman Misty Spears is named Tri-Chair of the Military Transformation Task Force to enhance military activities and economic stability.

Texas AG Paxton investigates alleged financial incentives in childhood vaccine recommendations, issuing CIDs to entities like UnitedHealthcare and Pfizer.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints Gohlke and Swanson to the Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Council to aid in land conservation efforts, with their terms ending in 2031.

The Hope Center in Spring Branch shared surveillance images after weekend break-ins at its coffeehouse and pantry. The charity says cash was taken and its thrift store was vandalized.

Alamo Heights ISD canceled a scheduled visit by children’s author Chris Barton after parents objected to an 'LGBTQ+' mention in his book, citing new state restrictions. The move spotlights how SB 12 is reshaping school events.

A late-night drive-by on Segura Street left a man hospitalized after a ricocheted bullet struck his stomach. Police say he is expected to recover and no arrests have been made.

Eight Democrats will debate the Bexar County DA race on Feb. 3. Voters should expect competing plans on charging, case prioritization and courtroom management.

Bar 414 has reopened inside the newly renovated Gunter Hotel, bringing a speakeasy vibe, cocktails and live music back to downtown San Antonio.

A large structure fire at Tower Point Condominiums Saturday night drew more than 30 units. Crews remained on scene and investigators are working to determine the cause.

A 44-year-old passenger jumped out of a moving car on Loop 410 during an argument and was fatally struck near Bandera Road early Sunday.

Texan Tea plans a second New Braunfels drive‑thru at 2286 Alyssa Way; construction starts in March with a projected spring opening.

Outside PACs and candidate filings show HD 121 spending topped $1M, turning a routine northside primary into a high‑stakes contest between LaHood and McArthur.