About 75 people gathered at City Hall Saturday to denounce U.S.-Israel strikes that President Trump said killed Iran’s supreme leader. Protesters called for de-escalation and linked local activism to international events.

Animal Care Services and neighbors are searching east of downtown after a cat was seen with a jar stuck on its head. Officers set a humane trap and asked residents to report sightings.

Community donors funded rolling 'Falcon' ballistic shields for every Atascosa County school; officials say the devices add an extra layer of response capability.

A Quick Pick sold in Edinburg matched the Jan. 29 Texas Two Step draw, winning $1.375 million for a Rio Grande Valley player.

Three instructors sued Anthem School of Music claiming unpaid wages; two say they were paid only after contacting a local TV investigative unit. One instructor won a small‑claims judgment.

Four military working dogs died and dozens fell ill after investigators found decaying kennels and failed quarantine across 12 bases. The worst conditions were at Joint Base San Antonio‑Lackland.

New maps and tax‑data analysis show Texas' top 10% begins near $250k while the 1% sits around $744k, far above living‑wage estimates.

Skillpoint Alliance won a Lowe’s Foundation Gable Grant, bringing four- and five-week trades courses and employer connections to Seguin residents. The funding is part of a $10M-plus round to scale training nationwide.

A $2M federal grant will fund urgent repairs at San Antonio's historic VFW Post 76, stabilizing the Petty House after vandalism and a December burglary.

Corpus Christi plans an $8.7M Northside Aquatic Center tied to a Title VI mitigation deal even as reservoirs fall to historic lows and water managers warn of a possible supply emergency.

A San Antonio homemaker says a Samsung refrigerator panel reached 111 degrees and the company has agreed to an exchange after multiple inspections.

South San ISD has inked a multi‑year deal with Teach For America to place corps members in classrooms as it races to replace uncertified teachers and lift its state grade.

More than 50 San Antonio students marched from Municipal Plaza to the Alamo Monday, pairing protest against ICE with a mutual-aid food drive.