Over 400,000 Texans are flying during the holidays, with a brief quiet at airports on Christmas Day. Planned travel may see busier times as New Year approaches.

Gabino DeLaCerda, 53, was identified by the Bexar County Medical Examiner as the man killed in a shooting on a San Antonio homeowner's property after an argument.

Kenneth Hafertepe discusses the definition and experience of museums in Texas, highlighting various institutions like the Sid Richardson Museum and the Museum of South Texas History, along with exhibits on Rosenwald Schools and Caddo Mounds.

President Biden commutes 37 federal death row sentences, including 7 from Texas, and pardons 39 for non-violent crimes, creating debate over the ethics of selective clemency.

Hannah Meza, 21, died in a vehicle rollover crash in San Antonio near Loop 410 and Austin Highway. First responders found her pinned inside a burning Jeep.

First Lady Cecilia Abbott celebrates over 5,300 Texas foster children receiving holiday gifts through the annual Holiday Wishes program supported by state agency employees.

Wilson County Government Center has added two parking spots exclusively for veterans, reflecting the county's respect and appreciation for military service.

Operation Lone Star, led by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, has reduced illegal border crossings by 87% in 2024 through various initiatives, including establishing a new military base and targeting criminal organizations.

San Antonio's forecast promises a mix of weather during the holiday week, with overcast skies, potential thunderstorms, and a high near 76°F on Christmas Eve, clearing on Christmas Day, and varied conditions thereafter.

A woman died in an apartment fire in San Antonio, which also displaced multiple residents and damaged several units at the Fredericksburg Place Apartments.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes gentle breezes, a mix of sun and clouds, and intermittent chances of showers and thunderstorms leading up to Christmas, with comfortable temperatures hovering around the low 70s.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott celebrates a record year for job creation in the state, citing U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Texas Workforce Commission data. Texas added nonfarm jobs and saw a record workforce and employment levels.

Governor Abbott names Maggie Jaramillo as the new judge of the 458th Judicial District Court starting January 1, 2025, with a term ending on December 31, 2026.