Tenants at a West Side San Antonio complex say sewage flowed across the parking lot for weeks; after a local TV report, management promised repairs and crews cleaned the area.

Governor Abbott celebrated Texas' job growth leading the nation in 2025, with an increase in nonfarm jobs and a labor force of over 15 million. The state's unemployment rate is at 4.3%, below the national average.

Three young brothers drowned after falling through ice on a pond in Texas during a winter storm. Despite rescue efforts, they were pronounced dead at a hospital. Their mother tried to save them but needed assistance to get out of the water.

Tia's Taco Hut is converting a shuttered Wendy's on Fredericksburg Road into a new San Antonio outpost; a temporary sign is up and interior work is underway. The chain recently opened a Montgomery Road location and has several more planned.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues nurse practitioner Debra Lynch and Her Safe Harbor group for illegally shipping abortion pills into Texas, violating state law.

San Antonio's weather includes sunlight and clouds with variable temperatures and winds throughout the week, and a slight chance of showers by Monday and Tuesday.

Wilson County delayed government office openings until 10:30 am due to icy conditions, emphasizing public safety while essential services remain operational.

Joel Garza, 46, was arrested for possessing child sexual abuse images after his phone was searched, following a December tip and an unrelated warrant led to his questioning. He remains in detention on a $100,000 bond.

Two San Antonio nonprofits won committee backing to form community land trusts that would buy homes and keep them affordable on the West and Northwest sides. A City Council vote is expected soon.

Texas Governor Abbott expands the ban on state use of certain technologies to protect against espionage and data theft, particularly from China-related entities, in collaboration with the TXCC.

Opponents of the Guajolote Ranch development in Bexar County file a legal challenge against the TCEQ to reverse an approved wastewater permit, citing environmental concerns and errors in the permit approval process.

USAA filed a roughly $2.1M project to turn temporary partitions into permanent walls and add a dozen offices at its massive San Antonio campus as part of a renovation that began in 2017.

A middle school teacher from San Antonio ISD was arrested for indecent exposure to a 9-year-old girl, with the authorities and district responding seriously.