The City of San Antonio is opening several overnight temporary shelters to help people without homes with shelter amid plunging temperatures.
Local governments across Comal, Kendall and Kerr counties are ramping up preparations for a cold and potentially icy weekend, with officials warning residents to stay home if possible and to use caution if travel is unavoidable.
As San Antonio braces for a strong cold front, city leaders are preparing to implement their weather response plan.
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning issues are persisting in some San Antonio Independent School District classrooms, according to tips received by KSAT.
San Antonio Independent School District is under scrutiny after they canceled classes for a second day due to freezing temperatures, while other major Bexar County districts reopened on Wednesday.
Over the past year, San Antonio Independent School District has seen multiple heating issues at various campuses across the district — and those issues have continued into 2025.
The San Antonio Humane Society is closed on Tuesday due to the winter weather, and the shelter is reminding people of ways they can protect their pets and other animals that are outside as the freezing temperatures are expected to last for the next few mornings.
The City of San Antonio is opening six overnight resilience hubs for community members who need shelter from the cold beginning Monday night.
In their bright yellow jackets, Centro San Antonio’s ambassadors can often be seen sprucing up the downtown streets or doling out directions to tourists.
Many migrants who were unable to get inside the Migrant Resource Center say they're grateful for the kindness of strangers who have provided for them along the way.
CPS Energy remains confident that lights and heaters will stay on throughout the freezing temperatures over the next few days, but high winds could be problematic.