The Najera family advocates for legislative changes following the fatal dog attack on 81-year-old Ramon Najera in San Antonio, while the dog owners face charges.

The San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo offers a variety of food options, from funnel cakes to "Dino-ribs," with David Elder showcasing these on "Texas Eats" for viewers.

Charles Hood, the former San Antonio Fire Chief, was removed from his position after admitting to making inappropriate comments. His abrupt departure follows a career marked by significant incidents and contributions to the department.

The Texas Attorney General is suing Annunciation House, a Catholic charity in El Paso, alleging it's involved in illegal activities such as human smuggling.

Bexar County Sheriff's Office remains operational despite a major telecommunications outage affecting AT&T and other carriers, maintaining public safety and order.

AT&T customers experienced a nationwide cellular service outage, affecting calls, texts, and data, with over 73,000 reports on Downdetector.

Classmates from the Samuel A. Maverick Elementary School's 1971 sixth grade class reunited, sharing nostalgia and memories, some from the time of President Kennedy's assassination. They also celebrated survival after a peer's recent health scare.

Kathy Donellan is appointed as the Interim Director of the San Antonio Public Library, starting March 2, 2024, while the search for a permanent director commences.

UCISD creates subcommittees to address DOJ safety recommendations after the tragic Uvalde school shooting, with Superintendent Chohlis leading the initiative.

Traci Collie, a math teacher at Spring Branch Middle School, won the KENS 5 EXCEL Award for her innovative teaching methods and received a $1,000 prize.

San Antonio, Texas, has become particularly popular with the Gen Z demographic, with approximately 19,000 young people moving there. Growth in the area is challenging local infrastructure, with concerns over perpetual construction on I-35.

The new upscale H-E-B store in the Boerne area near San Antonio is set to open on March 6, featuring a 104,000-square-foot space as part of the Lemon Creek Ranch development.

The Dry Dock Oyster Bar in San Antonio has been closed due to unpaid rent after serving seafood for over 40 years, with a plan to possibly reopen later in the month.