A Colorado dog named Patches was found near the Mexico border almost four years after going missing, and was reunited with her owner, Benjamin Baxter.

South Texas experienced several earthquakes; a 3.9 magnitude followed by a 2.9 near Falls City, and a separate 3.2 quake southeast of San Antonio. No injuries or damage reported.

A San Antonio couple enjoyed a free trip to the Super Bowl, where they saw the Kansas City Chiefs win and took photos with the Lombardi trophy, while local restaurants offered game day specials to fans at home.

San Antonio is set to open a new charter school in 2024, focusing on educating students with dyslexia. This innovative approach aims to offer specialized support for dyslexic learners.

Texas initiatives address infant drug addiction by supporting opioid-addicted mothers through programs like CHCS and Casa Mía, offering both care and housing.

The Dallas Fed projects moderate job growth for Texas in 2024, expecting 284,000 new jobs and a 2% increase, returning to pre-pandemic trends, with a workforce of 14.4 million.

The Spurs defeated the Trail Blazers 116-100, with Sochan and Wembanyama leading in points and rebounds. Despite Simons' 40 points for Portland, the Spurs' team effort, including assists and contributions from Johnson and Vassell, secured the win.

San Antonio police have arrested Mark Anthony Chavez for the death of 9-month-old Isabella Chavez, who died from injuries indicative of abuse. He's charged with injury to a child-reckless-omission.

San Antonio expects traffic delays on Saturday for Chief Master Sergeant Robert D. Gaylor's funeral procession from JBSA-Lackland to Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.

A missing 94-year-old San Antonio man with cognitive impairment prompted a Silver Alert, which was later canceled; authorities continued seeking public assistance.

A San Antonio sexual assault victim recounts her ongoing ordeal seven years after an SAPD detective mishandled her case, hindering the path to justice.

An AMBER Alert has been issued in Harris County for a missing 1-year-old, last seen with his mother; he requires medication not picked up from the pharmacy.

College Station ISD's Board of Trustees has approved a $53 million bond proposal for school athletic upgrades, to be voted on in May, without increasing tax rates.