A $1 million federal grant has been awarded to the CPS Energy Casa Verde Home Weatherization Program in San Antonio to provide energy efficiency upgrades to about 500 low-income households.

San Antonio's Main Plaza is set for renovations to enhance accessibility and historical awareness. Meanwhile, the city is also addressing homelessness with a controversial housing project. Both projects are in early stages or discussions.

Bexar County and San Antonio launched a Public Safety Action Plan to combat repeat violent offenders, involving law enforcement collaboration and social work to address recidivism.

Bexar County approves $3.9 million for supportive housing project, amidst some local concerns and procedural objections, to help the homeless in San Antonio.

The TSA has implemented biometric facial recognition at Texas airports to enhance security and streamline the check-in process, although some travelers express privacy concerns.

Cuba 1918, a Cuban restaurant in the Quintana neighborhood on Southwest Side, aims to revitalize the area's economy and community spirit, facing challenges such as Rodriguez's cancer battle.

Gas prices in San Antonio are below the Texas and national average despite a seasonal rise, but experts, citing historical trends, suggest no extreme concern for the economy or Federal Reserve plans.

San Antonio developers may face increased water system connection fees after the SAWS board voted to raise impact fees to fund infrastructure. The proposed hike, needing City Council approval, could raise fees up to $11,528, an average of 23% more.

Cibolo, a suburb of San Antonio, retains its small-town vibe amidst growth, offering a blend of community events, local shops, and modern conveniences, while cherishing its traditions and tight-knit community spirit.

San Antonio is set for a total solar eclipse on April 8, while NASA's Eclipse Soundscapes Project seeks public help to document its impact on nature.

Councilwoman Kaur from District 1 praised her community near the Migrant Resource Center in Shearer Hills/Ridgeview for their patience and partnered with local organizations, calling for federal support and immigration reform.

San Antonio's Councilman Whyte questions the use of local funds for Migrant Resource Centers, stressing the need to prioritize city services for residents.

San Antonio officials plan a strategic downtown revitalization, focusing on housing and economic growth, in collaboration with local agencies Centro SA and Visit SA.