Wilson County Government Offices will be closed December 24-26 for Christmas but emergency services will continue as normal. Operations resume December 29 at 8 a.m.

CPS Energy says a $10 million jump in unpaid bills during the federal shutdown has pushed roughly 92,000 households toward disconnection as the utility ramps outreach and eyes future rate talks.

Raybec LTD is handling the recovery after the Falcon Ridge Apartments fire, focusing on tenant safety, offering support, refunds and alternative housing, and coordinating with authorities on rebuilding plans.

Denison, Texas, has been certified as a Tourism Friendly Texas Community, recognized for its efforts in promoting tourism, and congratulated by Governor Greg Abbott for contributing to the state's economy.

Sara Lozoya was surprised when two deployed sons returned home during a La Cantera outing; flights were paid for by Miles for Military.

San Antonio Animal Care Services warns of increased pet scams during holidays, advocating for caution against illegal sales and advising residents to adopt pets from reputable sources to ensure their welfare.

The San Antonio Film Commission celebrates its 40th anniversary, having contributed to Texas's film industry growth, as recognized by Governor Greg Abbott's proclamation.

Boerne, Texas, offers a range of New Year's Eve activities, from elegant events and gourmet dining to outdoor adventures under the stars, leading into New Year's Day nature activities.

Governor Greg Abbott celebrates Texas leading the nation in job creation for a year, citing a record labor force and employment numbers, and investment in job training programs.

San Antonio shares safety tips for the holiday season, focusing on preventing theft, fires, and accidents through vigilant practices and community partnership.

KIPP Texas' board voted Wednesday to close seven campuses across Austin and San Antonio as part of a data-driven realignment. Affected students will be offered seats at other KIPP schools.

Northside ISD plans a virtual high school called Northside Connect for grades 9–12; trustees will review the proposal Jan. 13 and recruitment begins mid‑January.

ERCOT signed off on a roughly $9 billion kickoff to a statewide plan to build 765‑kV transmission lines meant to ease congestion and meet surging demand. The decision begins a multiyear push that planners say could reshape how power moves across Texas.