The Villita Assembly Building in San Antonio, known for hosting NIOSA, was acquired by MLSA Ventures from GrayStreet Partners, with plans to rejuvenate the space.

CPS Energy has postponed its new citizen committee formation to seek public feedback on its bylaws, responding to trustee concerns for more transparency and involvement.

The Charter Review Commission in San Antonio proposes substantial salary increases for city council members and the mayor, along with council term extensions to four years, sparking local debate.

Today is the last chance for voters in Bexar County to participate in the Texas primary elections, with low turnout noted so far, particularly among Democrats. Republicans, however, have seen a 23% increase in early votes compared to 2020.

Andreen McDonald's mother sues her daughter's convicted killer, former Air Force Reserve Maj. Andre McDonald, for wrongful death seeking over $1 million.

San Antonio extends hours for theme parks like SeaWorld and Six Flags Fiesta Texas for spring break, while attractions like Aquatica and Morgan's Wonderland cater to families with varied opening times.

A federal appeals court reinstated Texas' Senate Bill 4, a law that allows police to detain individuals suspected of illegally entering the U.S., pending a possible Supreme Court review.

A judge ordered the DA's office to release communication with a reform group to the defense in the case of James Brennand, a former SAPD officer charged with shooting a teenager.

Pleasanton Police Chief David Swing is retiring in April to become Executive Director of EBRCSA, after a tenure notable for innovative public safety strategies and community contributions.

Leap Day babies received special welcomes, with Rylee Avila getting "cookie couture" from Girl Scouts and Cora Peterson's unique birth celebrated in Sioux Falls.

The Fiesta Oyster Bake in San Antonio is set for April, featuring artists like Kevin Fowler and Collective Soul, with proceeds supporting St. Mary's University students.

The Tobin Center announces "Sugar Skull! A Dia De Muertos Musical Adventure" for October, offering a vibrant cultural theatre experience for families.

Inmate Michael Granato's bond increased by $50,000 for assaulting a detention officer in Bexar County, totaling $110,000 after breaking the officer's nose.