Val Verde County Sheriff Joe Frank Martinez advocates for completing the border wall near Del Rio to enhance safety, highlighting construction gaps left from previous administrations.

Trump's inauguration raises concerns over implications for Texas laborers and border security, with revived enforcement and the completion of border wall segments under discussion.

San Antonio opens six Resilience Hubs for refuge from cold, offers free VIA rides to them, lists additional warming site hours, and provides aid for unsheltered individuals.

San Antonio anticipates cold weather with mixed precipitation including rain, sleet, and possibly snow, with icy conditions and strong wind gusts expected.

Austin, Texas is experiencing a surge in flu cases, impacting schools and the wider community. Health officials have noted a rise in Influenza A and are monitoring a local bird flu incident.

Floresville man Jeremy Prieto sentenced to 200 months in prison for transporting child sexual abuse material; lifetime supervised release and $100,000 restitution ordered.

San Antonio man Ignacio Sanchez Mendoza, previously convicted in 2004, receives a 15-year sentence for possessing child abuse material and must pay restitution.

San Antonio officials release winter weather response plan, urging residents to prepare for the cold, provide shelters, and offer free VIA transport to warming centers.

Two Mexican nationals were sentenced for smuggling AR-15 gun parts into Mexico; further co-defendants await trial in the ongoing illegal arms trade case.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg is set to receive a national arts leadership award for his contributions to the arts sector, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Mexican national was extradited to the US to face human smuggling charges, with a potential 10-year sentence per count, following a collaborative law enforcement effort.

San Antonio experiences cold weather with wind chill at 19°F, clear skies, and gusty winds. There's potential for rain, sleet, and snow in the upcoming days with a warming trend by the weekend.

AG Ken Paxton congratulated former staff members Paige Willey and Ryan Baasch on their appointments in the Trump administration, highlighting their work on strategic priorities and key legal battles during their tenure at the Texas OAG.