Most San Antonio-area school districts have announced they will close Tuesday, including San Antonio, Northside, and Judson independent school districts. Area colleges and universities are also shuttering amid the freeze. Here's a full list of school closures.

Costco coming to New Braunfels has residents both excited and skeptical about the future of the small Texas Hill Country town.

Government offices in Bexar County and the surrounding areas are announcing closures and delays in preparation for Tuesday's winter weather.

These local restaurants, businesses and more are open on Tuesday, January 21, as San Antonio experiences snow, ice and freezing temperatures.

Temperatures probably won’t dip low enough to challenge the state’s power supply during this week’s cold snap but a wintry mix of precipitation beginning Monday night could bring down power lines, causing localized outages.

Another cold front has found its way to the San Antonio area, causing freezing temperatures that make traveling from place to place less than ideal. Because of this, a number of local businesses are playing it safe by keeping their doors closed until conditions are more favorable for employees and customers alike.

SAN ANTONIO - Ahead of Tuesday's expected winter weather event, H-E-B has announced adjusted store hours.According to a press release, all San Antonio stores a

Several events will be held throughout the San Antonio and New Braunfels area in January to honor Martin Luther King Jr., an activist and minister who was assassinated on April 4, 1968.

Snow accumulated in New Braunfels, Texas, on January 21 as a winter storm warning was issued for the San Antonio area.Footage here was published by the National Weather Service office for the Austin/San Antonio area.

A new chief of police has been selected to lead the New Braunfels Police Department, the city announced in a news release Friday.

The industries represented at the job fair include manufacturing, government, technology, public education, and entertainment.

A surge of new jobs has accompanied the digital revolution. But some cities — and groups — are being left behind.