Two men attempted to rob a motorcycle and threatened a driver in San Antonio. The motorist hit the assailants with his car in self-defense, disarmed them, and both suspects were arrested. The driver faces no charges.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints Benjamin Barkley as Chief Executive and Public Counsel of OPUC, responsible for representing consumers in utility issues until February 2025.

Texas reopens the Bartlett Unit focusing on rehabilitation, with programs and amenities aimed at integrating inmates back into society with jobs secured before release.

Texas Gov. Abbott threatens to withdraw Texas Children's Hospital's funding over a viral TikTok by Dr. Pastor opposing an immigration policy-related executive order.

Austin celebrates the 58th Zilker Park holiday tree lighting with music and festivities, encouraging attendees to consider transportation options due to expected crowds.

Sidecar tours in San Antonio offer a unique sightseeing experience of the city's landmarks, local cuisine, and culture, led by local guides with extensive riding experience.

Three Americans, including Houston's Mark Swidan, were released from Chinese detention and arrived in San Antonio, following a diplomatic exchange involving three Chinese convicts.

San Antonio Councilmember Marc Whyte opposes a city tax-funded proposal for abortion travel, citing higher priority issues and potential legal problems.

Preschool teacher Alfredo Marmolejo was fired after his arrest for injuring toddlers at Excelled Montessori Plus, with surveillance footage capturing the abuse.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard for allegedly manipulating energy markets and driving up electricity costs by conspiring to reduce coal production.

San Antonio's Thanksgiving forecast includes partly cloudy skies with moderate temperatures, a high of 63°F and breezy conditions. The weekend should be mostly sunny with mild temperatures and a slight chance of rain into the next week.

A man is suing Bexar County Sheriff's Office after his job offer as a detention officer was rescinded due to his wife's worship of La Santa Muerte, alleging First Amendment violations.

San Antonio Councilmember Havrda discusses reinvesting $46 million in energy sales for infrastructure, aiming to improve affordability and resilience.