Texas Governor Greg Abbott has asked the state's Attorney General to revoke CAIR's nonprofit status, linking them to the Muslim Brotherhood and claiming they threaten Texan security.

TEA data show more than 212,000 Texas students with dyslexia were in special education last year — a more-than-600% rise that’s straining districts’ staffing and budgets.

Bexar County deputies say a buyer returned after a Facebook Marketplace truck sale and allegedly drove a pickup into the seller’s garage. Authorities are seeking tips on the suspect.

State filings show Salt Lick Cellars and a new restaurant are planned at The Sycamore in Fredericksburg. The tasting room is budgeted at about $2.4 million and is scheduled to be built in 2026–27.

Governor Abbott reappoints members and names Roger Guenther as the new chair of the GCPD Board of Directors, extending their terms through 2029 to enhance coastal resilience efforts.

Bexar County renewed a $1M immigrant legal defense fund to pay nonprofit attorneys for deportation cases, drawing praise from supporters and warnings of state legal action.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton seeks documents from two school districts over ties to the Islamic Games and CAIR, a group he claims is linked to terrorism.

Roosevelt High students walked out Wednesday afternoon to protest local ICE activity, joining a wave of demonstrations across San Antonio. The action followed earlier campus and downtown rallies this month.

Former US Poet Laureate Joy Harjo will be at Las Palmas Branch Library, featuring readings and local talents. The event includes free books and marks the library's post-renovation phase.

The city is collecting resident input for four planned Green Line station areas to shape walkability, housing and small-business ideas as construction advances. Public comment runs through the end of March.

The National Weather Service predicts a temperature drop in San Antonio with sunny skies, leading to a cooler weekend with lows hitting 21 degrees and a gradual warm-up next week.

A Southwest flight at San Antonio briefly aborted takeoff after a Pilatus PC‑12 rolled onto the active runway; the FAA says it is investigating.

A newly elected SCUCISD trustee lost his Judson teaching job after a police report says he left six students at Salinas Elementary the day he was sworn in.