The article describes a week of variable weather in San Antonio with sunny skies, chances of light drizzle, showers, and thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures.

San Antonio removed a subcontracting rule that once required up to 40% of some city work go to minority- and women-owned firms, citing new federal rules and funding risk.

A woman was taken to the hospital in stable condition after her car was struck by a train near Lone Star Boulevard and Probandt Street in Southtown. Emergency crews were on scene and investigators documented the crossing.

A 27-year-old suspect fired multiple rounds into a San Antonio business after an argument with a cashier; no injuries were reported and police are searching for the shooter.

Governor Greg Abbott announces the new members of the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office Advisory Panel, aiming to reduce regulations and enhance economic freedom in Texas.

Google announces a $40 billion investment in Texas aiming to advance AI and cloud services as part of its "Investing in America" initiative, as confirmed by Governor Greg Abbott and CEO Sundar Pichai.

Bexar County deputies are searching for 16-year-old Chyanne Stowers, last seen in pink Cookie Monster pajama bottoms. Authorities ask anyone with tips to contact the sheriff's office.

SAFD sent eight units to a north-side storage-center fire on Nov. 15; four garage units were damaged and investigators are reviewing the scene.

SAPD released bodycam footage showing an Oct. 17 storage unit shooting on the Northwest Side. The suspect was hospitalized and faces aggravated-assault charges.

San Antonio is expected to see a week of varied weather, with morning fog, highs in the 80s, and a growing chance of showers and thunderstorms as the week progresses.

San Antonio's new artwork "Kindred" by Ashley Perez, celebrates community and heritage near Huff Avenue and Mission Road, honoring Vincent Huizar and the area's history.

San Antonio observes World Day of Remembrance for road traffic victims with yellow lights at City Hall, promoting safer roads and responsible driving, and Vision Zero SA advocates for zero traffic deaths.

The Western District of Texas U.S. Attorney's Office filed 1,709 new immigration cases during the government shutdown, continuing law enforcement efforts despite prosecutors not being paid.