Wilford Hall Medical Center, a significant military medicine site at Joint Base San Antonio – Lackland, is being demolished, with many expressing sentimental connections to the historic facility.

Noelani Martinez, honored as the 2024 Military Child of the Year, copes with the loss of her mother using music and advocates for teenage mental health.

Sam Ash Music, a century-old family-operated music retail chain, is closing all its stores but offering clearance sales both in-store and online until May 2nd, 2024.

A fire at Hudson Apartments in San Antonio, managed by SAMMinistries, has displaced residents and disrupted renovations, resulting in substantial financial loss and recovery efforts.

New Braunfels Fire Department introduces squad vehicles to improve response times and reduce operational costs, with the initiative highlighted in a city case study.

Universal City calls for volunteers to support community activities, from animal care to city beautification and events, with opportunities for residents to engage in areas aligning with their interests.

Jesse Rizo, a relative of a Uvalde shooting victim, won a seat on the local school board alongside Jaclyn Gonzales and incumbent Cal Lambert. Rizo seeks transparency and change following the tragedy.

Hundreds rallied at UT Austin for pro-Palestine causes, demanding the university divest from companies affiliated with Israel, with recent protests leading to arrests.

The SA Hope Center in San Antonio opened a new main campus to provide social services like mental health counseling and workforce development to the local community.

The Kendall County Sheriff's Office hosts "Coffee with a Cop" to improve dialogue between deputies and locals, as part of a national effort to enhance police-community relations.

An email may help SAISD in its dispute with AT&T over a $2.2M bill, showing the district requested service disconnections which were not implemented, leading to continued billing.

Boerne, Texas is promoted as a cozy, romantic getaway by its Convention and Visitors Bureau, offering a range of unique accommodations near San Antonio.

Valero raises $24 million through the Texas Open and exhibits strong Q1 financials while maintaining high operational and safety standards, and progressing in renewable fuel ventures.