An eighth-grader was arrested after a Jan. 8 fight at Jefferson Middle School left a student and a staff member injured. Videos show the attack and parents are pressing the district.

Governor Greg Abbott announces a $15.2 million grant for Tekscend Photomask in Round Rock, Texas to enhance semiconductor manufacturing, with a related $223 million investment and 50 new jobs expected.

The City of San Antonio is seeking applicants for its Planning Commission, with a deadline of January 28, to advise on urban planning topics like the Master Plan.

A San Antonio man was arrested after investigators say a Molotov cocktail ignited a Northwest Side apartment building following a family dispute. Court filings and neighbor video are part of the affidavit.

CesiumAstro plans to invest $500M in a new facility in Bee Cave, Texas, expected to create over 500 jobs, signaling Texas' growing role in the aerospace industry.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Julie Ruehle and reappoints Stacey Neal Combest and Ellen K. Ramsey to Humanities Texas, with terms until 2027, to enhance educational programs in the humanities.

John E. Burt was appointed as Jasper County's new Criminal District Attorney by Governor Abbott, serving until 2026, with a background in law and education.

Cibolo City Secretary Peggy Cimics is retiring after 22 years, marking an end to her tenure that included substantial city growth and governance changes.

Property Reserve Inc. bought nearly 2,900 acres of Nance Ranch near Kyle, reopening debate over a proposed bridge, a 9,000‑unit buildout and multi‑million dollar water work.

Ken Paxton's MFCU in Texas reported over $125 million recovered from healthcare fraud, with 123 arrests and 180 indictments in 2025. The unit has gained back $1 billion since 2020.

San Antonio's District 1 and Corazón Ministries launch a Sharps Collection Pilot Program, providing safe needle disposal to combat drug overdoses and reduce public health risks.

Anti‑Sharia rhetoric from Texas GOP leaders has some conservative Muslim voters and donors questioning their place in the party.

San Antonio is set for sunny days, clear nights, and mild temperatures, with occasional stronger winds and potential showers later in the week, per National Weather Service forecasts.