Powerball's jackpot reached $532 million with next draw on March 11, while Mega Millions' prize grew to $735 million after no winners in the latest draw.

San Antonio offers free swimming at the Natatorium and the reopening of SeaWorld and Aquatica for Spring Break, with a variety of attractions for families and thrill-seekers.

Authorities in San Antonio issued a CLEAR Alert for Angel Quinonez Maldonado, 19, who disappeared on the city's East Side. He was last seen wearing a navy shirt and blue jeans.

Egrets are causing a disturbance in Alamo Heights, San Antonio, leading residents to use noise to deter the birds. Meanwhile, the city prepares for Fiesta De Los Reyes with over 150 bands.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited Uvalde for a personal engagement, supporting the community post-tragedy and celebrating a new playground built with their foundation's support.

San Antonio's LGBTQIA+ community held a vigil for Nex Benedict, a non-binary student who died after a school attack, calling for awareness and action against transgender violence.

A burned dog in Texas, Phoenix, spent a weekend at home during her recovery and treatment process, with local support and a potential adoption by her foster parent.

Medina Valley ISD in San Antonio is expanding due to rapid growth, with new schools and rezoning causing mixed reactions among parents. The district faces challenges with transportation and planning, as it anticipates future student distribution.

In San Antonio, a special naturalization ceremony on International Women's Day saw 50 women from 22 nations become US citizens in recognition of women's contributions to society.

The article lists affordable places in San Antonio to enjoy during Spring Break including Comanche Lookout Park, Yanaguana Garden, Briscoe Western Art Museum, Phil Hardberger Park, and Mays Family YMCA at Potranco.

Seguin Parks and Recreation Department opens registration for its summer day camp for children K-5th grade on March 11, with activities scheduled from June 3 to August 2, excluding June 19 and July 1-5.

Derrick Mounter went from homelessness to receiving a car from Frank Kent Motor Company, thanks to support from a local McDonald's manager and a couple, the Evanses, who helped him get a job.

Three candidates are vying for the District 2 seat on the North East Independent School District board to address division and push for educational improvement.