Texas Governor Greg Abbott activates the Texas Tactical Border Force to enhance security along the Mexico border, coordinating with U.S. Border Patrol as part of Operation Lone Star.

Uvalde and San Antonio schools received false active shooter reports linked to a New York juvenile; no arrests made. Uvalde CISD investigates a concerning social media post and urges community vigilance.

Joe Bernal, influential in Texas education and policy, dies at 97, leaving a legacy of advocating for bilingual education and establishing educational programs.

Two Texas residents won million-dollar prizes from lottery games, with growing jackpots in Powerball and Mega Millions, and a $73.5M prize for Lotto Texas.

Texas Governor Abbott requests $11.1 billion from the federal government for border security and immigration enforcement, justifying costs for barriers, National Guard, and state troopers.

A suspect was shot at JBSA Fort Sam Houston after attempting to breach the gate, leading to a chase by Security Forces. The individual is now hospitalized.

A teen was hospitalized after being shot in the face and chest in San Antonio. The suspect, known to the victims, is still at large. Police are investigating the incident.

New Braunfels, Texas, has been recognized as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community by Travel Texas, highlighting its commitment to tourism and economic growth.

Texas Governor Abbott renewed a disaster proclamation to manage the border crisis, citing an "ongoing and imminent threat" and deploying state resources to aid affected counties.

The San Antonio MLK March drew people together to honor Dr. King's legacy and advocate for justice and equality, with Councilmember Viagran participating.

San Antonio will have a sunny and chilly day, with the temperature currently at 26°F, feeling like 19°F due to wind chill. Winds are light, and the high is near 50°F, increasing over the week.

Boerne library closes due to a cold snap, halting tax services but opens as a warming station with amenities for residents and their pets, ensuring resumed tax help once reopened.

San Antonio is closing public facilities and adjusting operations due to severe winter weather, advising residents to stay indoors and essential workers to operate remotely when possible.