Two Texas companies, Little's Boot Company and Shipley Do-Nuts, capitalize on custom creations in footwear, the former maintaining its custom boot-making craft while the latter launches a sneaker giveaway.

Foggy conditions in San Antonio led to predictions of sun and highs near 79°F today, with the fog clearing and winds reaching 20 mph. Nights will stay mild around 61°F, with temperatures set to rise through the week.

The new upscale H-E-B store in the Boerne area near San Antonio is set to open on March 6, featuring a 104,000-square-foot space as part of the Lemon Creek Ranch development.

A 30-year-old man was fatally shot outside his home in East Side, San Antonio, following an altercation. His death was confirmed, and the shooter is at large.

Shane Matthew James Jr. is set for his first court appearance after being charged with a killing spree that left six dead. The hearing is in Austin, concerning crimes committed last December across multiple cities in Texas.

HealthTexas provides free vegetables to seniors, combining medical support with nutrition education at events in collaboration with Community Medicare Partners and the San Antonio Food Bank.

A 4.7-magnitude earthquake hit South Texas, with reports indicating that fracking might be responsible for the increasing seismic activity in the region.

The Von Erich family continues their wrestling legacy with Marshall and Ross Von Erich returning to San Antonio to compete at River City Wrestling's event.

Grammy-winning artist Peso Pluma is set to perform in San Antonio at the Frost Bank Center on July 17, as part of his “Éxodo” tour, promising a dynamic new show. Ticket sales start at noon on Friday.

San Antonio Councilwoman Teri Castillo seeks to name a street in honor of Mexican American civil rights leader Jovita Idar to commemorate her activism and journalism.

Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez of San Antonio seeks partnership with Union Pacific to maintain rail properties, submitting a Council Consideration Request for this purpose.

Texas's rural law enforcement is set to receive over $100 million in funding to assist underserved sheriff departments with staffing and equipment needs.

Texas schools face challenges in maintaining safety measures post-Uvalde tragedy, including keeping doors locked and funding state-mandated security without adequate financial support.