Emergency crews responded to a residential fire at Fenfield Avenue and New Laredo Way; residents evacuated safely before the home was fully engulfed. Cause under investigation, power lines damaged.

Two individuals charged for the stabbing death of Fort Campbell soldier Katia Dueñas Aguilar; Sofia Rodas faces murder, while Reynaldo Salinas Cruz is charged with evidence tampering.

Governor Abbott reappoints Coppersmith and Halman to the Texas Department of Information Resources, with their terms ending in 2031 pending Senate confirmation.

Variable weather expected in San Antonio, with a mix of clouds, occasional showers, and thunderstorms, notably midweek, and a brief warmup before clearing and cooling towards the weekend.

CBP is preparing for increased flower imports ahead of Valentine's Day, cautioning travelers about regulations when bringing flowers and plants from Mexico to the U.S., including a prohibited list. Non-compliance may lead to fines.

Governor Greg Abbott pledged to expand school choice in Texas, aiming for education excellence and promising increased public school funding and higher teacher salaries.

League City invites residents to their next council meeting at 6 p.m. on February 11, offering both in-person and virtual attendance options to foster community involvement.

Councilmember McKee-Rodriguez proposes four CCRs aimed at improving food security, affordable housing, neighborhood revitalization, and public safety in San Antonio's District 2.

San Antonio's weather will gradually change, starting with dense fog before clearing up. Highs will reach the mid-80s, with light south winds. Conditions will remain mostly cloudy into next week with a slight chance of showers.

League City collaborates with the Chamber of Commerce for a Career Fair & Business Expo on Feb 20, offering job networking and career development sessions.

Two Guatemalans were arrested in Waco for gun possession as undocumented noncitizens after a road rage incident. They face up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

Texas Governor Abbott supports school choice, citing its popularity across political and demographic lines, and has declared it an emergency item this legislative session.

Governor Abbott announced a $138,000 grant to Victoria College for workforce training in the manufacturing sector, benefiting Seadrift Coke employees.