Tonight, the San Antonio Spurs (5-30) visit the Detroit Pistons (3-34) in a matchup of struggling teams. The Pistons hope to avoid extending their 0-11 record when trailing at halftime at home.

San Antonio's 12th 'Learn and Remember' series honors "upstanders" of the Holocaust through events at the Public Library and online, focusing on individuals who resisted Nazi atrocities.

The second season of "Pass the Rock" is released on the NBA App, featuring exclusive insights into the lives of NBA talents like Victor Wembanyama and Jaren Jackson Jr.

A Kenedy resident won $1 million from Million Dollar Loteria, while another Texan from Katy secured $2 million from Powerball. Two others from New Caney and Lubbock also claimed $1 million each from the Texas Lottery.

San Antonio is preparing for the 37th MLK March and Celebration, a major in-person event honoring the civil rights leader after a previous virtual commemoration.

Boerne and Malverne High Schools won Metallica's "For Whom The Band Tolls" contest, earning $15,000 each. Auburn University won $75,000 in the collegiate category while Dobyns-Bennett secured top large high school plus a fan favorite award.

The Texans beat the Colts 23-19, with C.J. Stroud leading to their first playoffs since 2019. A critical drop by Colts' Goodson sealed their fate. Houston's playoff position depends on Jacksonville's next game.

The San Antonio Zoo offers $8 admission to Bexar County residents on National Bird Day, with activities and educational talks. The discount requires proof of residency.

San Antonio's 2024 concert lineup features artists like Drake, J. Cole, and other big names across various venues, catering to a wide range of musical preferences from pop to heavy metal.

San Antonio celebrated the arrival of 2024 with a vibrant firework display, while residents enjoyed a dance-themed block party at Hemisfair's Civic Park, complete with live music and communal festivities.

The San Antonio Zoo celebrates the birth of its first-ever babirusa piglet, marking a significant contribution to the conservation of this vulnerable species.

San Antonio is preparing for various New Year's Eve celebrations, including expensive rooftop parties, themed dinners, fireworks shows, and free public events, offering a range of experiences to welcome 2024.

Marvin Hurst, a longtime anchor for San Antonio's KENS 5, announces his departure to join his wife in Dallas, expressing gratitude and a commitment to his faith and role as a husband.