The San Antonio Firefighters Association President criticized the former fire chief's tenure, alleging a toxic culture and impacting recruitment and retention negatively.

The Bexar County Courthouse in San Antonio is hosting free Valentine's Day wedding ceremonies, led by County Clerk Lucy Adame-Clark, with festivities and a stamp unveiling.

San Antonio's Animal Care Services unveils a strategy for improving pet ownership, focusing on safety and humane treatment, with public input influencing the 44-page plan.

ERCOT CEO assures Texans of the power grid's performance amid winter weather, but concerns remain over potential shortages and conservation appeals. Experts say any supply issues are expected to be brief.

Catholic Charities in San Antonio deploys its "Hope and Faith" mobile unit to aid the homeless with food, hot drinks, and cold-weather supplies, while seeking public donations.

San Antonio's Compass Rose Dream charter school has become a diverse hub for Afghan refugee students, promoting multiculturalism and providing a supportive educational environment for new arrivals.

Stafford Elementary closed due to burst pipes, while Stafford County Public Schools' superintendent rapped a snow day announcement. Other Edgewood ISD schools remain open.

Empower House, formerly Martinez Street Women’s Center, supports community health and empowers women and girls of color in San Antonio's East and West Sides.

The severe winter weather in San Antonio and the Hill Country has prompted many school districts to close or change schedules, with updates provided by KENS 5 and other sources.

City Councilman Marc Whyte of San Antonio faced reporters about a DUI charge. Meanwhile, residents enjoyed local events like museum visits and go-kart racing, with options for family outings and free entertainment.

Local organizations in San Antonio rally to aid the homeless against the cold, with groups like Eagle's Flight and the Salvation Army at the forefront, providing shelters, food, and supplies.

San Antonio schools prepare for freezing temperatures with measures like draining chillers and wrapping pipes to prevent damage similar to last year's costly winter storm.

The FBI warns of a surge in online exploitation and "sextortion" targeting Texas children, with over 7,000 cases reported this year linked to suicides and financial demands. They urge increased vigilance and reporting of abuse.