Rep. Joaquin Castro says Texas National Guard members are embedded at the Dilley family ICE center and some are operating in civilian clothes while DHS confirms two measles cases.

Bexar County will consolidate sheriff’s training at the closed Wilshire Elementary while AACOG moves the regional law‑enforcement academy into Driscoll Middle. Officials say the plan reuses public buildings and centralizes training.

GFiber held a Jan. 28 groundbreaking at the Converse Fire Department to begin construction of a citywide fiber network. Service will roll out by neighborhood through 2026.

A LabCafe analysis finds Texas ranks fourth‑highest for STIs; Bexar County recorded the highest metro rate in the state, public‑health officials say. Local clinics are expanding testing amid alarming trends.

A Circle K in north-central San Antonio sold a $1M Instant Millions scratch ticket that was claimed Jan. 27; the winner stayed anonymous and the retailer could get a bonus.

Clear and near‑freezing early Monday, then a quick warm‑up into the upper 60s; patchy fog may slow the Tuesday morning commute before a warm late‑week stretch.

San Antonio seeks applicants for the Airport Advisory Commission to advise on airport matters and influence local air travel. Applications are due by March 2, 2026.

An 11,000-square-foot Emory Peak retail center is planned for West Loop 1604 with $2.5M in backing and construction slated for summer 2026.

San Antonio Councilwoman Misty Spears joins the NLC's EENR Committee, aiming to influence federal policies based on local needs related to the environment and natural resources.

A Bexar County judge was indicted and arrested after court records allege she ordered an attorney handcuffed during a Dec. 17 courtroom hearing.

San Antonio police investigated a report of a 'prohibited item' at IDEA Judson on Thursday; school officials say students and staff are safe. Authorities say the situation remains under investigation.

An SAPD patrol officer was arrested Wednesday on a family-assault charge and moved to administrative duty while Castroville police investigate. SAPD has opened an internal review.

Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates three North Texas companies for potential H-1B visa abuses, issuing Civil Investigative Demands to expose scams and fraudulent operations.