Schertz Public Library is seeking submissions for its 2nd Annual National Poetry Month publication, open to local poets until February 28. Selected poets will be published and invited to an open mic event.

Homes under contract surged in New Braunfels’ 78130 ZIP in December even as median prices eased across the city, according to data from the Four Rivers Association of Realtors. The split shows a neighborhood‑level market shift.

Attorney General Ken Paxton leads states in supporting Trump Administration's proposal to remove "gender dysphoria" from the definition of "disability" under Section 504.

Governor Greg Abbott received the "Back The Blue" award for supporting Texas law enforcement at the Cops' Cop Banquet hosted by the Assist the Officer Foundation.

The Brad Simpson murder trial is delayed by 60 days as new evidence is reviewed and defense seeks police files, with prosecution contesting admission of Suzanne Simpson's statements.

A Northwest Side home in San Antonio was severely damaged in an early morning fire; no civilians were injured, but one firefighter sustained minor burns. The cause is under investigation.

A late-night shooting on San Antonio’s East Side sent at least one person to the hospital. Emergency crews were dispatched to the 5400 block of Flying Hooves around 9:16 p.m.

Two teenagers were killed Saturday in Pearsall after a crash near Oak and Trinity; the driver was airlifted to a San Antonio hospital and police are investigating.

Governor Abbott of Texas directs investigations into potential Medicaid fraud to protect taxpayer dollars and maintain program integrity for eligible recipients.

A blaze broke out Saturday at a Northwest Side apartment complex near Pin Oak Drive and Oakdale; residents were evacuated and no injuries were reported.

San Antonio police are searching for a driver who fled a multi‑vehicle crash near the airport that left one person hospitalized.

A man was found dead inside a vehicle on San Antonio’s West Side early Saturday. Police say the investigation is ongoing and no arrests have been made.

A neighbor alerted a family to a late-night blaze at an abandoned Tropical Drive home; firefighters and code officials are weighing emergency demolition.