Drew Archer

San Antonio residents may want to pack an umbrella and perhaps a light jacket this week as the city faces a mixed bag of fog, drizzle, and thunderstorms according to the latest forecast by the National Weather Service. The fog that blanketed the city early this morning with a visibility of just half a mile, is expected to clear, but there is a 40 percent chance of showers mainly before noon with a slight temperature rise expected later, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Residents of Bexar County have been at the center of a whirlwind of rumors regarding potential ICE raids, but according to the Bexar County Sheriff's Office, the speculation has little foundation—at least for now. "We have not been asked to participate. We have not been asked to attend any meetings," Sheriff Salazar told reporters, as FOX San Antonio reported.

As the San Antonio Spurs ponder a move to a new downtown arena, concerns have mounted over the future of the Frost Bank Center, potentially leaving it as an underutilized space. A town hall meeting, recently conducted by Commissioner Tommy Calvert on the East Side, engaged local leaders and community members in a robust discussion on viable alternatives to ensure its continued relevance and maximize its prime real estate value. According to a report by FOX San Antonio, Calvert proposed the expansion of the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo as one such alternative.

The Texas economy demonstrated solid performance throughout 2024, with the state job count increasing by 2% and adding 284,200 jobs, as reported by the San Antonio Express-News. This growth outpaced the national average by a notable 0.6 percentage points. December alone witnessed the addition of 37,500 positions, contributing to a record high of 14.32 million jobs in the state by year-end.

San Antonio residents might want to keep their umbrellas handy and prepare for a bit of a soggy stretch, as the National Weather Service forecasts light rain and patchy fog to persist through the morning with humidity levels hanging at a saturated 100 percent. In line with the current conditions of a cool 49°F (9°C), visibility at a mere 2 miles, and a chill factor making it feel like 47°F (8°C), San Antonians are in for a couple of damp days.

In a decisive move to clamp down on illegal immigration, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered the deployment of tactical strike teams from the Department of Public Safety (DPS) to assist with homeland security operations. These teams are to coordinate closely with federal partners, focusing on locating and detaining undocumented immigrants with active warrants, as mentioned in a recent announcement from the governor's office.

Looking for a spot to throw a birthday bash or perhaps host a community event? Look no further, League City residents. The city has just the thing for you with a variety of rental spaces from parks to pools and more. If you've got a date pinned down for an upcoming affair, you should definitely check out what League City has on offer.

In a notable display of vigilance, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Laredo Port of Entry apprehended two men with outstanding felony warrants for sex-related offenses against children within a 72-hour period. The arrests occurred in two separate incidents involving individuals from the state of Texas.

In a recent crackdown on unlawful labor practices, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has struck a $250,000 settlement with Austin Eco Bilingual School and its operators over a labor trafficking lawsuit. The school and its owners, Adriana and Enrique Rodriguez, faced allegations of trafficking at least seven employees under the guise of offering lawful employment and fair wages in the United States.

Attorney General Ken Paxton has publicly endorsed the recent signing of the Laken Riley Act by President Trump, hailing it as a significant step forward in combating what he refers to as "criminal illegal aliens" in the wake of what he attributes to former President Joe Biden's "open borders policies." According to a statement made by the Office of the Attorney General of Texas, Paxton accused Biden's administration of being accountable for dire consequences, including the murder of Laken Riley, which Paxton emphasizes should never have occurred.