Foggy conditions in San Antonio led to reduced visibility this morning, with potential thunderstorms clearing later in the day and a warm 76-degree high expected.

BYU Cougars arrive in San Antonio for their first Valero Alamo Bowl, with a schedule full of events and media interactions expressing enthusiasm for the upcoming game.

A San Antonio police officer shot a suspect during a chase after the suspect drew a weapon. The incident occurred while police were pursuing two individuals for violent offenses.

Governor Greg Abbott granted clemency to four Texans before Christmas following the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles' recommendations, acknowledging their rehabilitation efforts.

The Boerne library will close on Christmas Eve and Day but will offer digital resources like eBooks and audio books to patrons through the 'MyLibro' app.

Leah Moncure, Texas' first female licensed engineer, is being honored with a historical marker in Bastrop County through the Texas Historical Commission's ‘Undertold’ program.

A 1-year-old remains in critical condition after a crash at Excelled Montessori Plus, which also injured four other children and led to the death of 22-year-old teacher Alexia Rosales.

Helotes has scheduled a public hearing to discuss the proposed annexation of land near Shaenfield Road on January 9, 2025. Residents can attend the session at City Hall or follow the proceedings online.

A Texas man and Proud Boy member was sentenced to 30 months in prison for his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, and ordered to pay restitution and serve supervised release.

American Airlines to launch the only nonstop flights between San Antonio and Reagan National on March 2, 2025.

The article discusses San Antonio's holiday weather forecast, including sunny days, a brief warm-up, and possible showers leading up to Christmas Day, per the National Weather Service.

League City Council will discuss amending the Fireworks Ordinance to allow fireworks on New Year's and Independence Day, with public commentary and a live broadcast available.

Judge Terence Davis is reappointed to the 480th Judicial District Court of Williamson County by Governor Greg Abbott, extending his service from January 2025 to December 2026.