San Antonio is set for a major traffic disruption as Loop 1604-Interstate 10 interchange closes this weekend for construction, impacting all lanes in the designated areas.

San Antonio is confronting a heightened mental health crisis highlighted by a tragic incident involving a mother and her child. Local leaders respond with support services and emphasize community responsibility in addressing mental health needs.

Texas Medicaid now covers low-income mothers for 12 months post-childbirth, aligning with most states and benefitting thousands. This extension is effective from March 1.

The trial of Jilson Avelar-Rodriguez for 2018 double murder continues, with live streaming coverage and witness testimony about evidence linking him to the crime. He faces life without parole if convicted.

The San Antonio Rodeo's Cowboy Breakfast returns as an official event, providing scholarships and celebrating the show's 75th anniversary at 142 Gembler Road.

San Antonio's SAISD schools close for heating repairs, while SAMMinistries gets zoning approval for a housing project despite some local concerns over potential socioeconomic impacts.

Officials in Bexar County debate the job security of Elections Administrator Jacque Callanen as future elections approach, with no clear decision on her tenure beyond the March primary.

The TEA is monitoring Edgewood ISD for data submission errors and has imposed a corrective action plan, while Texas schools are in a legal tussle with the TEA over grading systems.

The new Plaza San Antonio Hotel & Spa opens, bringing luxury accommodations and unique dining to the city's heart, with a focus on local culture and history.

Rookie Victor Wembanyama boosts the San Antonio Spurs' performance with his notable contributions, helping the team to recover from a slow season start.

The DOJ is set to unveil its findings on the police response to the 2022 Uvalde school shooting this Thursday, as families and officials await answers.

The family of AJ Hernandez, a 13-year-old boy killed by San Antonio Police, filed a lawsuit alleging excessive force after he rammed a stolen car into a cruiser.

The 5th Circuit Court is set to re-hear the Texas border buoy case while ruling in favor of Texas on the razor wire issue, amid state-federal disputes over border security measures.