Richard "Dick" T. Schlosberg III, a former Air Force pilot and media executive, died at 79 after a fight with brain cancer. He is remembered for his service, integrity, and contributions to journalism and philanthropy.

San Antonio and Nashville have outlined community events for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with certain city-operated facilities closing but parks and emergency services remaining operational. Events aim to promote community and equality.

The San Antonio Zoo welcomes back flying foxes after 40 years, aiming to educate visitors on conservation and enhance the zoo's appeal. These endangered bats join the zoo's diverse inhabitants.

Secretary Mayorkas visits Eagle Pass, Texas, amid escalating immigration and before an impeachment hearing. His trip includes discussions on border enforcement amid local hopes for change.

Family and friends held a vigil for Matthew Guerra and Savanah Soto who were fatally shot in San Antonio, leaving behind an unborn child. The case remains unsolved, despite video footage of persons of interest.

WWII veteran Wilbur Harkness celebrated his 101st birthday, reflecting on a lifetime that included flying 44 missions and earning military honors. He credits his longevity to a healthy lifestyle.

Millennials from California are increasingly relocating to Texas for affordability and job opportunities, with rental prices and home values being a significant factor in the move.

KSAT reports a range of Texas wildlife stories in 2023, from an H-E-B's monkfish find to alligator sightings and new zoo births, highlighting the state's diverse fauna.

Texas State Parks and San Antonio trails offer a variety of ranger- and self-guided tours on New Year's Day, including bike rides, paddling trips, and polar plunges.

San Antonio Zoo hosts "Dog Day at Zoo Lights" where visitors can bring their dogs to see holiday lights, with rules like current rabies shots and leashes required.

The non-profit Strength Over Solitude (SOS), established by veterans to support fellow service members with mental health issues, received a $1,000 donation to fund its community activities.

Willacy County agreed to a $1 million settlement with John Zamora's family, following his death in jail amid police brutality claims. Charges against involved deputies are anticipated.

Jamie's Ranch in Texas, created by retired paramedic Roger Mitzel, offers free activities to people with special needs in memory of his late daughter.