San Antonio is forecast to have a warm and sunny day with a high near 81, turning to cloudy skies at night with gusty winds. The weather will remain cloudy through Thursday, potentially shifting to showers and cooler temperatures by the weekend.

A multi-vehicle accident on Highway 90 near JBSA-Lackland caused significant delays and closed eastbound lanes for over an hour, with minor non-life-threatening injuries reported.

Governor Abbott appoints Heath, McCoy, and Thomas to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board for terms until 2031, to guide higher education strategic planning in the state.

Bodycam footage released by the Bexar County Sheriff's Office shows the fatal shooting of Jose Arley Fernandez-Solano by deputies after he fired a stolen handgun.

Texas' First Lady Cecilia Abbott calls for unity in a Week of Prayer to combat human trafficking, emphasizing the strength of collective action and prayer in the state-wide initiative.

San Antonio City Hall will illuminate in red for National Blood Donor Month, an initiative by Councilmember Ivalis Meza Gonzalez to highlight the need for blood donations.

A San Antonio Christmas Day attack left two injured; Ruben Licea is charged with aggravated assault after a confrontation about a catalytic converter theft attempt.

Governor Abbott directs investigations into potential child care funding fraud in Texas, emphasizing zero tolerance and calling for enhanced anti-fraud measures.

SAPL and HMMSA are hosting the 14th "Holocaust Learn & Remember" series focusing on the Nuremberg Trials and including survivor accounts to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Governor Abbott appointed Jason LaFond to the Texas Pharmaceutical Initiative Board, tasking him to help create a plan for affordable drugs for public employees.

Seguin won a $106,470 federal SS4A planning grant to pilot temporary crosswalks, driveway consolidation and a Safe Routes to School plan. City officials say demos will be monitored before permanent changes are made.

A North Side pub employee identified a man who returned with flowers and warned fellow patrons would be killed. He now faces a third-degree felony terroristic-threat charge.

Governor Abbott ordered TWC and HHSC to probe potential misuse of child‑care dollars and tighten oversight. Agencies must file progress and final reports in late January and February.