The weather forecast for San Antonio promises a period of sunny and comfortable conditions, with pleasant temperatures and light winds continuing into the New Year.

Texans are caught up in buying Mega Millions tickets as the jackpot reaches $1.22 billion. Players maintain hope despite long odds, inspired by recent winnings in Texas. The next draw is scheduled, with many dreaming of luxury purchases if they win.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has unveiled initiatives to support rural areas, including a new behavioral health campus, state hospital projects, and grants for workforce development, maternal care, and veterans' services.

San Antonio experiences misty morning, high humidity, and a forecast of showers and thunderstorms with temperatures around 79°F. Winds could reach 20 mph, followed by a clear and cooler night.

The search for an 8-year-old girl continues after she went missing when her family's SUV was caught in North Texas floodwaters, resulting in her father's death.

A 65-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle in San Antonio when he crossed against a "do not walk" sign; the driver is not facing charges.

Texas maintains its economic leadership, winning the Best State for Business title and the Gold Shovel Award. Governor Abbott launched the Texas Space Commission and Small Business Freedom Council to boost growth.

Two suspects are sought in an armed robbery and assault at a San Antonio Valero gas station, with a $5,000 reward for information leading to their arrest.

A man was found dead under a San Antonio bridge, showing signs of trauma. His death occurred amid rising concerns over trail safety following a previous incident. Police are investigating.

Homeowner Johnathon Vasquez shot a woman trespassing on his property, leading to his arrest and sparking a debate on self-defense.

New businesses, including PJ's Coffee and Tadka 96, have opened in League City, offering coffee and fusion cuisine, alongside wellness spas as noted in the December Biz Brief.

A fire at the Meadows apartment complex in Live Oak displaced five families, but no injuries were reported. Relief efforts are underway as the cause remains under investigation.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the NCAA over its policy allowing transgender women to compete in women's sports, alleging deceptive practices.