Iconic 2004 films like "Mean Girls" and "The Notebook" turn 20, evoking nostalgia and highlighting the cultural impact of early 2000s cinema across various genres.

A San Antonio mother seeks justice after her daughter, Khadijah Derry, was shot and killed. A suspect has been arrested, but the search for potentially more involved parties continues.

Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots mutually agreed to part ways after 24 seasons. Meanwhile, Victor Wembanyama of the Spurs achieved his first NBA triple-double.

Protesters disrupted a San Antonio City Council meeting, demanding a ceasefire in the Israel-Palestine conflict, leading to a temporary recess by Mayor Nirenberg.

San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte loses committee assignments after DWI arrest; possible censure discussed. Further details and consequences are pending.

ABM Industries Inc. is set to lay off 176 employees in San Antonio following Flowers Baking Co.'s decision to take janitorial work in-house, ending the contract with ABM. Some workers may be rehired directly by Flowers.

San Antonio authorities seek a hit-and-run driver responsible for the death of Jesus Sergio Ramirez Olivarez, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Rep. Joaquin Castro secured $6M for 15 low-emission buses for SAISD, funded by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, to improve air quality and children's health.

Texas prepares for a harsh cold front as ERCOT issues a Weather Watch and asserts readiness to manage the anticipated spike in energy demand, despite lingering concerns from the 2021 storm.

Google has announced layoffs across its hardware, voice assistance, and engineering teams to focus on core priorities amidst industry-wide tech workforce reductions.

Bexar County funds Centro San Antonio's "Art Everywhere" initiative with $250,000, aimed at enriching downtown San Antonio with art and boosting the economy.

Terry Black's Barbecue is expanding to San Antonio's Pearl area with plans for a restaurant, hotel, and underground parking on a 1.4-acre site they bought in 2021.

Eddie Moreno, a promising high school basketball player paralyzed in a 2011 road rage shooting, has died. He was known for his resilience and the impact his story had on the community. The case remains unsolved with the shooter still at large.