Teamsters Local 997 strikes at Molson Coors in Fort Worth for better pay and benefits, following the company's profitable quarter. Molson Coors is prepared with contingency plans.

Central Texans increasingly opt for in-home pet end-of-life care, with services like Lap of Love providing comfort for pets like Hurley. Meanwhile, organizations strive to find homes for shelter animals like Zani, a dog awaiting adoption at LAWS.

NEISD in San Antonio is enhancing door safety protocols and remaining vigilant to ensure student safety, having spent $2.5 million on security devices.

The Ella Austin Community Center in San Antonio provides various social services and has incorporated a mental health program to combat stigma and support communities of color.

Bandera ISD will implement a four-day school week to address teacher shortages, student burnout, and budgetary issues, starting in the 2024-25 school year.

A search for missing girl Lina Sardar Khil in San Antonio yielded no results, despite a tip from an inmate. The investigation continues with a $250,000 reward for information.

The article highlights the vibrant community and new businesses in San Antonio's Deco District, noting the area's unique character, mix of old and new establishments, and the sense of community among residents.

Radio host Lisa Lopez-Galvan died in a mass shooting after the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade; two teens are in custody. She was a prominent figure in the Tejano music community.

The article covers the challenges faced by America's unpaid family caregivers, emphasizing their financial struggles, isolation, and lack of resources, particularly for those caring for someone with dementia.

The Ringling Bros. circus returns to San Antonio's Alamodome in July with a renewed format, featuring 75 artists, but no animal acts. Tickets go on sale February 20.

A San Antonio resident has won a $1 million Powerball prize, following another similar win reported in January. Both winners have remained anonymous as per Texas law.

Two San Antonio women, Alice Campbell and Jovita Enriquez Tellez, celebrated their 100th birthdays with Campbell receiving 100 cards and Tellez getting a Living Legend Proclamation.

The NEISD board voted against allowing chaplains as mental health volunteers in schools due to concerns over religious neutrality and lack of required licensing.