Julie Salamanca, Utility Billing Supervisor for Seguin, was named January's Employee of the Month for her extraordinary commitment and professionalism amidst increased workload challenges.

A man is critically injured following a brutal stabbing on the West Side, with another person in custody. The investigation is ongoing with few details released.

Councilwoman Kaur from District 1 praised her community near the Migrant Resource Center in Shearer Hills/Ridgeview for their patience and partnered with local organizations, calling for federal support and immigration reform.

San Antonio's Councilman Whyte questions the use of local funds for Migrant Resource Centers, stressing the need to prioritize city services for residents.

A Uvalde city-commissioned report clears police of policy violations in the school shooting, causing outrage among victim's families during a City Council meeting.

San Antonio's City Council is struggling with the uncertainty of federal funding for migrant aid, considering various stop-gap measures to support the local Migrant Resource Center and transit hub.

The article details a week's weather forecast for San Antonio, mentioning potential showers, breezy conditions, and varied temperatures as per the National Weather Service.

Former San Antonio officer James Brennand's attempted murder charge has been downgraded to deadly conduct-firearm in the shooting of teenager Erik Cantu.

John Salinas, 19, was arrested in San Antonio for Aggravated Robbery and vehicle theft after a series of car burglaries ended with gunfire. No injuries were reported, and Salinas was apprehended close to the crime scene.

Volunteer firefighters in Texas are courageously fighting the state's largest wildfire in history, the Smokehouse Creek fire, which has scorched over 1.2 million acres.

The search for missing Texas A&M student Caleb Harris continues in Corpus Christi, while the Texas Panhandle battles the state's largest recorded wildfire, linked to power lines.

The San Antonio Book Festival returns with a lineup of 100 authors, featuring various genres and Texas talent, set to take place at the Central Library and UTSA Southwest Campus.

The San Antonio forecast predicts a 30% chance of morning showers today, with a comfortable 75 degrees and windy conditions, alongside a similar chance of nighttime rain and thunderstorms.