The article discusses misleading political ads by the Family Empowerment Coalition PAC that target Texas House Republicans like Steve Allison over education and border security, misrepresenting their records.

Gunfire near Kansas City's Super Bowl celebration led to multiple injuries and the arrest of two armed suspects; details remain scarce as the investigation continues.

Construction students from SAISD build and donate beds to children in need, gain industry skills, and earn certifications through partnerships with local colleges.

Texas increases the minimum sentence for human smuggling to 10 years, aiming to combat rising smuggling rates, but faces criticism over potential racial profiling and jail overcrowding.

Brandon Marshall claimed Taylor Swift had Ye removed from the Super Bowl venue; however, Ye's reps denied it, and evidence of his attendance surfaced online.

A senior cyclist died after being hit by a motorist on the Southeast Side during a busy evening; the police are investigating the incident with no arrests made.

Bexar County Courthouse hosted free mass wedding ceremonies on Valentine's Day, where a record number of couples, including military personnel with waivers, got married. Donations were encouraged to support local shelters.

Texas AG Ken Paxton criticizes Senator John Cornyn for supporting a $95 billion foreign aid package, leading to a heated exchange between the two Republicans.

The San Antonio Zoo offers reduced $8 admission for Bexar County residents on select days as a sign of community appreciation. Proof of residency is required for the discount.

The Ringling Bros. circus returns to San Antonio's Alamodome in July with a renewed format, featuring 75 artists, but no animal acts. Tickets go on sale February 20.

The San Antonio Spurs are set to play against the Dallas Mavericks, hoping to build on their recent win despite a challenging season. The Mavericks aim to extend their winning streak with strong performances from Doncic and Irving.

Valentine's Day triggers a need for services in the heartbreak industry, offering help from experts like Coach Lee Wilson and insights from Dr. Shelby Scott and author Florence Williams on the biology of heartache.

A San Antonio resident has won a $1 million Powerball prize, following another similar win reported in January. Both winners have remained anonymous as per Texas law.