The article discusses the complexities of squatters' rights in Texas, including the stringent requirements for adverse possession and the varying approaches to the issue in Texas as compared to other states.

New Braunfels, Texas is preparing for increased visitors and potential disruptions due to the solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, with city officials advising residents to stay local and prepare for the event.

San Antonio invites residents to join the Fiesta frenzy this April, with cultural events at Market Square, La Villita, and Travis Park, offering music, arts, and Tex-Mex flavors. Tips on transport and parking options are provided.

San Antonio Municipal Court launched Distracted Driving Awareness Month, featuring Karin Zaltsman, who lost her child to a distracted driver, to remind the public of driving risks.

ERCOT prepares for the April 8 solar eclipse, confident that Texas's energy grid will remain stable as other energy sources like natural gas and wind compensate for the temporary loss in solar power.

San Antonio's 'Pothole Patrol' aims to repair over 10,000 potholes by the end of April, incentivizing residents with a special 'pothole patrol fiesta medal' for reporting road cavities through the 311 hotline or app. Each repair costs about $35.

The Denver Nuggets narrowly defeated the San Antonio Spurs 110-105, with Nikola Jokic scoring 42 points against Victor Wembanyama's strong performance.

The article discusses the severe impact of bullying, especially cyberbullying, on youth mental and physical health and the low reporting rates of such incidents.

The Uvalde community is protesting a local report that justified police actions during the Robb Elementary School shooting, adding to their grief and anger.

An overnight fire in southwest San Antonio caused $75,000 in damages to an unoccupied home, with no injuries reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

A motorcyclist sustained minor injuries after crashing into a curb on San Antonio's North Side; police are investigating with no other vehicles involved.

San Antonio mobile coffee businesses Barista Kats and Bandera Rosa aim to expand and enrich the local espresso scene through an expansion at the convention center and a new residency at Ruby City art center, respectively.

SAWS in San Antonio is upgrading to digital water meters despite a setback with a previous contractor and a budget increase of $5-10 million for the $215.2 million project.