A vigil in Austin honored 16-year-old Nex Benedict, raising awareness of violence against the trans community after Nex's death, following an alleged assault.

Pearsall Independent School District in Texas closed schools due to low water pressure from a malfunctioning well, with repairs expected to be completed shortly.

The SAISD, facing enrollment declines, will lease closed schools to nonprofits for nominal fees and despite closures, most students are choosing to stay within the district.

Activists in Texas protested the suspension of a student, Darryl George, for his dreadlocks, while a judge ruled the school's actions were not discriminatory.

Buffalo Soldiers executed in 1917 were honored with new headstones at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery, correcting a historical oversight of their wrongful executions following a 1917 race riot.

The MLK Commission hosted 'Working Beyond the March' in lieu of the usual MLK march, emphasizing education and social justice, while Texas Tech students camped out for a basketball game, both events underscoring community connection.

Brandeis High School mourns the death of staff member Mr. Fred, whose funeral is set for Monday. His death, ruled a homicide post an incident with a special needs student, is under investigation.

A film series in San Antonio aims to raise awareness and funds for Gazans, featuring films like "Where Should the Birds Fly?", and events including poetry nights.

A six-year-old boy became the youngest to earn 'elite angler' status from The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department by catching trophy fish in multiple categories.

Ukrainians in San Antonio held a "Believe in Ukraine" rally commemorating two years since Russia's invasion, underscoring the need for continued global support and cultural preservation.

San Antonio College has opened an on-campus mortuary, a first in the nation, to enhance its Mortuary Science Program with practical experience in funeral service operations.

San Antonio hosts the City Manager’s 5K Walk & Run on March 9 at the zoo and park, with a low registration fee, free t-shirts, awards, live entertainment, and free parking.

San Antonio marked the 188th anniversary of The Alamo siege with a ceremony and events, highlighting the "victory or death" resolve of Texian defenders.