San Antonio Commemorates Holocaust With 'Learn & Remember' Series Focused on Judgment and Nuremberg Trials
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.
Feds Cut $106K Check To Help Seguin Make Streets Less Deadly
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.
Abbott Launches Statewide Crackdown On Suspected Child Care Cash Abuses
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.
Man Dies After Being Shot in the Head at Sunrise Motel in San Antonio as Suspect Remains at Large
A man was fatally shot in the head at the Sunrise Motel in San Antonio. Daniel Mendoza, 39, died after an altercation with an unidentified individual. No arrests have been made, and SAPD is investigating.
Big Bend National Park Enacts Water Restrictions Amid Critical Shortage, Chisos Basin May Close if Situation Worsens
Big Bend National Park faces water shortages due to failed water pumps, leading to Stage 2 restrictions and possibly a closure of the Chisos Basin area if conditions worsen.












