Teachers at Cameron Elementary in San Antonio made a Beyoncé-inspired music video to motivate students for exams, while Beyoncé's album "Act ll: Cowboy Carter" advanced her as the first Black woman to top Billboard's country chart.

Helotes, Texas announces the closure of Municipal Offices on April 26 for the annual Battle of Flowers, as part of the local Fiesta San Antonio tradition.

The Jefferson Community Church in San Antonio has closed after 78 years due to financial struggles, impacting community services and leaving members searching for a new location.

Victor Wembanyama, a Spurs rookie, revealed an alien-themed logo with Nike, nominated for Player of the Week, while coach Popovich supported autism awareness.

Pullman Market, a 40,000 square foot culinary market at The Pearl in San Antonio, is set to open in spring with restaurants, kiosks, and a local produce focus.

San Antonio celebrated National Beer Day with local breweries offering an array of brews, from Alamo Beer Company's Golden Ale to Busted Sandal Brewing Company's IPA. A Minneapolis columnist suggested local beers for the occasion.

A Southwest Airlines flight to Las Vegas aborted takeoff in Lubbock, Texas after an engine issue. No injuries were reported and passengers were rebooked on another flight. The FAA is investigating the incident.

Forecast indicates frequent rain and thunderstorms for San Antonio this week, with varying chances of precipitation and gusty winds, according to the National Weather Service and KSAT.

Stage 3 water restrictions are implemented by the Edwards Aquifer Authority in 7 Texas counties, requiring a 35% reduction in water use due to declining aquifer levels.

San Antonio's upcoming week features varied weather, including showers and thunderstorms, with warm temperatures and periods of fog, according to forecasts.

An 18-year-old was fatally shot in a San Antonio Dollar Tree parking lot; several individuals are detained for questioning as police investigate the incident.

Texas ended anonymous child abuse reports to CPS; now, residents must disclose their identity when reporting, a law intended to prioritize serious cases and deter false claims.

Two men were arrested in San Antonio for running a labor trafficking operation under the guise of a trucking business, exploiting workers, including a Mexican immigrant.