The Texas government closed Shelby Park in Eagle Pass without local authorities' input, affecting community plans and ignoring Mayor Salinas's objections.

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.

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 school districts face over $300 million in federal special education funding cuts and lack new funds for school safety measures, prompting potential budget adjustments and cuts.

San Antonio students may qualify for a tax deduction of up to $2,500 on student loan interest. Eligibility criteria apply, including income limits and no one else claiming the student as a dependent.

San Antonio seeks a new Animal Care Services director due to the current director's retirement and challenges such as dog attacks and stray overpopulation.

Texans anticipate contentious primary races in Bexar County, with local and congressional seats at stake, as Republicans and Democrats face internal party challenges.

Nearly 100,000 San Antonio residents can't renew their driver's licenses due to unpaid traffic fines, with some debts reaching tens of thousands of dollars.

San Antonio and Bexar County launch a Public Safety Action Plan to address violent crime by repeat offenders, focusing on collaboration and enhanced measures to prevent repeat offenses.

The Alamo Colleges District is offering six-month scholarships to former Codeup students, providing online, on-demand courses through Coursera and personalized support with Enrollment Coaches.

UTSA scrapped plans for a new diversity office due to Texas' Senate Bill 17, disbanding the existing Office of Inclusive Excellence and dropping the initiative after reconsidering the law's implications.

San Antonio's city council postponed a vote on a resolution for an Israel-Hamas cease-fire, with debate rescheduled for when Council Member Manny Peláez can attend.