The Loop 1604 and IH-10 interchange in San Antonio will be closed for beam installation as part of the 1604 North Expansion Project, affecting several main lanes and frontage roads with detours provided.

The UIL realignment in Texas high school sports has led to changes in district opponents and classifications, affecting competition and community engagement.

A metal plate used in bridge joint replacement work on I-10 West near downtown caused minor traffic delays, as cautious drivers slowed down to avoid potential vehicle damage. TxDOT plans to smooth out the plates for easier transit.

Mattel introduces a Super Bowl Barbie and themed collectibles like a UNO deck and "Little People" set, available after the game with representations of the winning team.

A juvenile died after falling in a quarry during a police chase following a vehicle theft in Texas; stolen items, including firearms, were found in the vehicle.

A former San Antonio teacher was arrested for sending explicit images to a student and admitting to kissing her; he denies a sexual relationship. The school district has since fired him.

SA2020, a San Antonio non-profit focused on policy and data, will shut down, prompted by funding risks after it called for a Gaza cease-fire, causing donor backlash.

San Antonio's hospitality industry saw a slight decline in occupancy rates from 62.2% to 61.5% amid factors like inflation and a shift to virtual events.

Mexican company CB Wine Tourism is creating an upscale residential and hospitality area in the Texas Hill Country, while Cabo San Lucas sees a surge in luxury hotel development.

Victor Wembanyama's jersey ranks fourth in NBA sales, the highest for a rookie since 2015-16, contributing to a surge in Spurs merchandise popularity.

The Washington Wizards ended the Spurs' winning streak with a 118-113 victory, despite San Antonio's Victor Wembanyama scoring 22 points and 11 rebounds.

A woman in San Antonio was killed by a patrol car during a police pursuit of a robbery suspect. The teenager involved faces multiple charges, including murder.

Juan Tejeda has authored a biography of his late brother, Frank Tejeda Jr., highlighting his journey from a challenging youth to war hero and Texas Congressman, underscoring his commitment to education and community impact in San Antonio.