And this week's top stories. 

"Essentially it's $400,000 being washed down the toilet."

Temperatures are expected to drop below freezing next week.

Esquivel 'humanized' the San Antonio barrios with his art.

The nonprofit wants to help shelters taking in pandemic dogs.

The lawsuit accuses the companies of gross negligence.

The condition of the pilot is unknown.

An arctic blast is coming in from the west and pushing east.

Some local leaders say they worry the changes violate state law, while residents who supported decriminalizing marijuana say the pushback disrespects democracy.

She made a 911 call when she went missing.

He was arrested on Tuesday.

An investigation is ongoing.

Advocates fear the info can be used to target transgender people.

The symptoms included fever and vomiting.

The colors of the rainbow don't run either.

The new Austin mayor held the position from 1997-2001.

There might have been as many as 12 tornadoes, NWS says.

Schertz police found the gun was loaded.

Is it even tornado season?

"We knew we wanted to get involved and have an impact."

Rumors started from viral social media posts.

The House passed the American Dream and Promise Act in March 2021, which would allow DACA recipients, or “Dreamers,” to apply for permanent residency and end the legal limbo that has repeatedly jeopardized their ability to stay in the United States.

The crash occurred near Addison Airport in Carrollton.

Officials say the inmate was shot while running through the emergency room.

He's sent a letter to Texas AG Ken Paxton.

'It’s not nice. It makes me angry.'

Abbott is making his pitch ahead of the upcoming legislative session.

Tesla Powerwall owners are all part of the company's big plan.

Officials said they are out there on Monday.

The event will benefit children with disabilities.

Grab your oversized sweatshirt this Tuesday.

Beard allegedly strangled someone at a home in Tarrytown.

Let's take a look back at 2022.

Investigative reviews by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and independent consultants found the severely short-staffed prison routinely bypassed crucial security checks, leading to a convicted murderer’s escape. 

Police are still trying to identify the shooter. 

There is a low risk for a tornado. 

San Antonio police and fire officials are investigating after an explosion at a private property reportedly killed at least one person on the Southeast Side late last night. 

The explosion happened just after 11 p.m. on Friday, December 9, on a large tract of private property in the 9700 block of South Presa. Police said the property is the site of K-Bar, a construction company.  KSAT said in a broadcast the property spans 75 acres with a number of work trucks, work equipment and RVs were on the property.

The San Antonio Fire Department is investigating the explosion as arson. 

This story is developing and will be updated as more details become available. 

And this week's top stories.

Austin picks a new mayor on December 13.

Texas preppers are still reeling from the  2021 winter storm.

Is tuberculosis contagious?

The student is 16 years old.

This was after 10 months in detention.

Police said that Orbeez guns could be mistaken for real weapons.

Born of segregation and redlining, the near West Side has long been mostly Latino, mostly low-income. Redevelopment pressures are closing in, and neighbors are working to keep it affordable for some of the city’s poorest residents.

San Antonio is going to show the Tower of Americas some care. 

Athena Strand's body was found last week.