San Marcos, Texas debuts FM 110 North, a new road designed to alleviate I-35 traffic congestion, featuring a 6.5-mile stretch with an interchange and an overpass.

A cat saved a 74-year-old woman from an assault by Nathaniel Charles Derouen, who has a history of domestic violence, in San Antonio on Christmas Day.

The non-profit Strength Over Solitude (SOS), established by veterans to support fellow service members with mental health issues, received a $1,000 donation to fund its community activities.

Texas authorities arrested nearly 10,000 migrants for trespassing since 2021, but this has not deterred the rise in illegal border crossings, questioning the effectiveness of the strategy.

The San Antonio community supported the family of Latrevious Reed, a crash victim, with gifts for his daughter and communal strength during the holidays.

San Antonio International Airport will launch non-stop flights to Frankfurt in May 2024, marking the city's growing global connectivity and economic expansion, including attracting jobs and diversifying industries.

Alberto Aguirre, 21, has been charged with murder in a 2022 road rage incident that resulted in the death of Ines Quiroga. His alleged accomplice, Joe Longoria, has also been charged.

Natalie Carrington was sentenced to 15 years for her role in the murder and robbery of Jasmine Williams, despite her plea as a minor at the time of the crime.

No. 14 Arizona Wildcats will face No. 12 Oklahoma Sooners in the Alamo Bowl with Arizona seeking to extend their six-game win streak under coach Jedd Fisch.

Texas police ended a highway chase by disabling a tractor-trailer with spike strips, tearing apart the cab, and forcibly removing the uncooperative, possibly impaired driver.

The article discusses rookie Victor Wembanyama's strong fan vote support for the NBA All-Star Game, boosted by Paris Saint-Germain's campaign despite the Spurs' lackluster season.

The Powerball jackpot has reached $760 million, with no winners from the latest draw. A Texas resident did win $2 million by matching five white balls. Winners face tax decisions on their prize.

Texas has banned diversity offices in public universities, with 30 new laws impacting education, economy, taxes, criminal justice, charitable tax benefits, and healthcare insurance processes.