Texans rallied at the Capitol in Austin demanding a ceasefire in Gaza and an end to U.S. military aid to Israel, citing concerns over human rights and casualties.

Denver is ending its winter hospitality for migrants, facing resource strains, with officials fearing an increase in homelessness.

A report by Children at Risk shows most San Antonio schools struggling, with critics urging a broader assessment of school quality beyond letter grades based on test scores.

Rising NBA star Victor Wembanyama of the San Antonio Spurs has been unexpectedly left off the roster for the NBA All-Star Game despite strong performances.

The closure of Codeup disrupted the education of students enrolled through San Antonio's Ready to Work program, costing the city $25,000 and leading to additional aid for the displaced students.

A $675,000 home in San Antonio has been seized by the government after being linked to an insider trading scandal involving former trader Lawrence Billimek.

Palo Alto College in San Antonio received Texas Board of Nursing approval for the first public nursing associate degree in the city's South Side, set to start this fall.

Texas Governor Abbott is hosting a press conference on border control issues related to Operation Lone Star, highlighting the conflict with federal immigration policies.

Texas Supreme Court green-lights law banning gender-affirming care for transgender minors, sparking backlash and legal battles.

Senate Judiciary grills tech CEOs on child safety online, with bipartisan frustration evident. Lawmakers demand action, while Big Tech offers apologies.

San Antonio is investing $6 million from opioid settlement funds in harm reduction, including wider Narcan distribution, following the example of $1.5 billion in national payouts in 2023 for the crisis.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run on Highway 90 in San Antonio, and the police are searching for the dark-colored sedan involved. Texas roads are ranked as 13th most dangerous for pedestrians.

Elon Musk proposes moving Tesla's registration to Texas and aims to increase his voting control to 25%. The move follows dissatisfaction with a court ruling on his compensation and a user poll on social media supporting the relocation.