Texas Surges to Second Place in Racial Progress Rankings Ahead of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with Georgia Leading the Nation
Texas ranks as the second state for racial progress, with Georgia in the lead, based on a WalletHub study noting improvements in racial equality indicators, such as health insurance gaps, although work remains, especially in racial integration.
San Antonio Heats Up for Fiesta 2024, with Culinary and Cultural Events Set to Enliven the City in April
The article announces the dates for San Antonio's Fiesta 2024, from April 18-28, highlighting events like the Taste of the Republic, Texas Cavaliers River Parade, and various pre-Fiesta activities.
Cowboys' Postseason Woes Deepen as Jerry Jones Contemplates Major Overhaul Following Crushing Defeat to Packers in Dallas
The Dallas Cowboys lost to the Green Bay Packers in a wild card game, ending their 16-game home winning streak and sparking speculation about potential major changes, including coach McCarthy's job security.
Winter Blast Leads to Power Outages for 3,000 in San Antonio Near SeaWorld
Nearly 3,000 San Antonio residents experienced power outages due to winter weather, with the largest impact near SeaWorld. CPS Energy crews are working to restore power amid citywide disruptions and cold temperatures.
San Antonio Family Displaced by Attic Fire on South Side, SAFD Investigates Cause Amid Cold Snap
A San Antonio family was displaced after an attic fire on St. Francis Avenue, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation, potentially linked to the cold weather. Firefighters controlled the blaze quickly.
San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte Reprimanded with Censure Vote Following DWI Arrest
The San Antonio City Council voted unanimously to censure Councilman Marc Whyte following his DWI arrest, without imposing formal penalties. Whyte awaits his court hearing and has been stripped of committee assignments.







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