Babies in a San Antonio hospital celebrated St. Patrick's Day in festive costumes, bringing joy to patients and staff.

Dr. William L. Henrich, former president of UT Health San Antonio, has died at 77. His leadership is credited with expanding the institution during his tenure from 2009 to 2024.

A survey by Texas AFT shows nearly 70% of teachers may quit due to burnout and financial issues. The state lags in teacher pay and faces legislative challenges in education funding.

Pre-K and kindergarten students at a San Antonio school are learning coding, working with robots and languages like Scratch and Python, while San Francisco's Young Gates camp offers online coding classes.

The San Antonio ISD's use of Tutor.com, linked to a Chinese investment firm, raises data privacy concerns, despite the company's assurances on data protection.

The Father Manuel Roman Community Center in San Antonio faces severe structural damage from soil expansion, with repair costs over $3 million, creating community concerns for its future.

Brett Cross led a protest in Uvalde for justice following his son's death in the Robb Elementary shooting, as the police department faces ongoing scrutiny and the community continues to seek accountability.

New Braunfels is conducting a community survey, mailed to selected households and available online, to gather residents' opinions on city services and quality of life.

San Antonio Animal Care Services has released a strategic plan focusing on pet welfare, with over 4,400 interventions made and an 85% placement rate for animals.

Two San Antonio teens, Noelani Martinez and Louis Geer, have been named Military Children of the Year for their resilience, academic excellence, community service, and leadership despite personal challenges and the rigors of military family life.

The Uvalde City Council has delayed a decision on a report clearing local police of wrongdoing in the Robb Elementary School shooting. Community members are frustrated by the lack of resolution.

The family of Miranda Gomez, killed in a shooting, is seeking justice while law enforcement reviews surveillance footage, hoping it will lead to an arrest.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited Afghan refugee women in San Antonio, supporting them through their Archewell Foundation-funded programs at Culturingua.