Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick of Texas has announced his legislative priorities for 2025, focusing on housing affordability and fighting antisemitism on college campuses, among 57 points set by conservatives.

The San Antonio City Council has approved a $3 million investment for the Ready-To-Work initiative to support workforce development and local business hiring and training efforts.

Students in San Antonio face challenges submitting FAFSA due to system glitches, impacting aid for those with non-citizen status issues. Local education officials offer support amid concerns of impacting enrollment.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office is seeking a suspect who exposed himself to a 9-year-old girl and chased her. They request public help to find the individual driving a yellow car.

San Antonio offers a Free Landfill Day on April 13, allowing residents to dispose of bulky household items at two designated sites, with proof of residency and environmental fee payment required.

San Antonio's "Resilient and Responsive: Artists and the Environment" art exhibit, links local artistic talent with environmental themes related to the city’s climate plan.

Environmental and community groups in the Rio Grande Valley have sued TPWD to stop a land swap with SpaceX, arguing the deal lacks proper evaluation and may harm public lands.

San Antonio residents can expect sunny days ahead with high temperatures in the low 80s, perfect for outdoor activities or spring cleaning, according to the National Weather Service and local forecasts by KSAT.

A man was shot in the hip early Thursday morning on San Antonio's West Side and is hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The exact location of the shooting is unclear, with no suspect or motive yet identified by police.

A Texas teacher and her son were arrested on charges of trafficking and prostituting students. The teacher allegedly used her position to recruit minors for sex work.

Texas A&M University-San Antonio now offers free on-campus childcare for students, primarily those who are Pell Grant recipients or single parents, easing their academic pursuits.

Missy Elliott announces her first headlining tour with dates in Austin, Houston, and Fort Worth in July. The "Out of This World - The Missy Elliott Experience" tour also features hip-hop artists like Busta Rhymes and Ciara.

San Antonio's Mayor Nirenberg defended the workforce development program Ready to Work at the State of the City address amidst criticisms of underperformance.