Texas billionaires Tim Dunn and Farris Wilks fund a new PAC, Texans United for a Conservative Majority, with $2 million despite their prior scandal involving white supremacist Nick Fuentes.

Two San Antonio restaurants made Yelp's "Top 100 Places to Eat in the US" list for 2024, with Gino's Deli at #9.

CPS Energy is implementing a 4.25% rate increase on February 1, which will add an average monthly charge of $4.45 to San Antonio residential customer bills.

San Antonio's latest Point-in-Time count shows rising homelessness, with 3,155 individuals counted in 2023, marking a 5.3% increase from the previous year.

Two rare cicada broods, XIII and XIX, will simultaneously emerge in Illinois in an event unseen since 1803, with billions expected to surface this spring.

Two Texans from El Paso and Kerrville won $1 million each in the lottery after purchasing tickets that matched five numbers but missed the final Mega Ball or Powerball.

A fire erupted in the Shops at Rivercenter's parking garage, causing an extensive emergency response, but was quickly extinguished by San Antonio firefighters. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains unknown.

A debate arises about including Narcan in household first aid kits to counter opioid overdoses, despite concerns it may give users a false sense of security.

On National Peanut Butter Day, Americans celebrate their preference for either creamy or crunchy peanut butter, a staple introduced at the 1904 Universal Exposition and popularized by Joseph Rosefield's 1922 patent.

Two Texas organizations partner to combat a rise in opioid emergencies, emphasizing community support and a broad, collaborative approach against the nation's fourth wave of the opioid epidemic.

An 85-year-old woman, Harriet Galbraith, was reunited with her bridal portraits from 1959 after a Virginia woman, Sandra Poindexter, bought them at auction and sought the bride through social media.

A welfare check in San Antonio led to a deadly shoot-out where police killed a man who admitted to murdering his partner and fired at officers. No officers were injured.

Firefighters declared an abandoned house on San Antonio's west side a total loss after extinguishing an early morning fire suspected to have been started by homeless individuals. No injuries were reported.