Texas Governor Greg Abbott renewed the state's disaster proclamation due to fire weather, adding more counties to receive assistance for ongoing fire threats.

The couple behind Coffee Crush opened Tulum Mexican Cuisine in Stone Oak, serving seafood-forward dishes, Mexico City flavors and $6 happy-hour margaritas.

Gov. Abbott appoints Gilmore and Jordan to the Texas Crime Stoppers Council, their terms lasting until 2029. Gilmore retains his seat, and Jordan is a new addition. Both bring extensive law enforcement experience.

Wilson County's Southwest Water District warns of possible reduced water pressure and discolored water during fire hydrant testing from December 15-20 by the Rock Ridge Volunteer Fire Department.

The Donna Land Port of Entry is set for expansion through a Donation Acceptance Agreement among the CBP, GSA, and City of Donna, aiming to enhance capacity and security.

San Antonio's Semmes Branch Library is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a public event featuring activities, crafts, and a nod to its history and community services.

An 18-year-old accepted a plea Monday and was sentenced to 45 years after a 2023 car-sale setup turned into a deadly robbery on the South Side.

Brame Brands’ Pan Dulce is expanding in San Antonio: a TPC Parkway drive‑thru bakery is permitted for summer 2026, following a larger Redland Plaza flagship in spring. State records and owner comments outline size, cost and a bakery‑forward menu.

Family marks 15 years since Pauline Diaz vanished in San Antonio, holding a vigil and continuing their search for answers. Her truck was found abandoned, but no solid leads have emerged despite ongoing investigations and public appeals.

A late‑afternoon fire tore through Falcon Ridge Apartments in Universal City, destroying multiple units and displacing residents. Crews from nearby departments fought the blaze.

Officers found a deceased person near Berry Creek early Saturday; Schertz detectives say it appears self-inflicted and the public is not at risk.

New Braunfels invites community input on new Southeast Branch Library at an Open House on December 16, highlighting the facility's design and features.

Work has started on State Loop 195: a 17‑mile, $240M highway meant to reroute heavy traffic, cut U.S. 83 congestion and spur growth north of Rio Grande City.