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Help more than 25,000 San Antonio residents have a place to enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner by helping the Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner. Also, the City of Austin responds to the governor's concern with its handling of the homeless in the city, the City of San Antonio hires a San Francisco firm to assist it with homelessness, and Hillary Clinton thinks the Russians are using Hawaii congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard to weaken the Democrats chance of winning in 2020. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

President Donald Trump is spending the day in Texas, the City of San Antonio approves its climate action and adaptation plan, and rage yoga is now all the rage. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

People in Fort Worth protest the city council after this past weekend's fatal officer-involved shooting, supporters of the president are already lining up for tomorrow's rally in Dallas, and Dave Chappelle is still doing some stand-up shows in San Antonio. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

A San Antonio firefighter was killed in the line of duty, a video game mentality is being blamed for a recent officer-involved shooting in Fort Worth, and a former San Antonio mayor has a request for the next Democratic primary debate. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

A Fort Worth police officer resigns after shooting a woman he was doing a welfare check on, there's a new security warning for anyone who uses a proximity key and Dave Chappelle is in San Antonio. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

An early taste of winter graces the state of Texas, a former San Antonio city councilman and business owner calls San Antonio's paid sick leave ordinance a mistake and the Vatican is responding to a controversy involving the pope and Jesus. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

An eighth grader was caught with a loaded gun at a suburban San Antonio school, the El Paso mass shooting suspect made his first court appearance, and a Texas sheriff made some interesting comments about illegal immigrants while speaking at the White House. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

A Bexar County constable has been told by a judge she is now a former Bexar County constable, the San Antonio area is being swarmed by crickets, and former Baylor University coach Art Briles is in more controversy because of his high school football team. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

Three suspects have been identified in the shooting death of an Amber Guyger trial witness, fallout continues between the NBA and China over a tweet about Hong Kong, and comedian Ellen DeGeneres is smacking down puzzled social media chatter about her time with former president George W. Bush at this past weekend's Dallas Cowboys game. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

The NAACP wants answers after a witness in the Amber Guyger trial was killed this weekend, Rick Perry details what led up to President Donald Trump's phone call with Ukraine, and Mother Nature is bringing relief to parched parts of Texas. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

San Antonio's police chief says star-struck deputies are to blame for his officer getting hurt last night after a wrong way chase, Botham Jean's family and jurors sit down to talk about the Amber Guyger case, and San Antonio city councilwoman Rebecca Viagran disagrees with a new paid sick leave ordinance. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

The San Antonio city council moves forward with a mandatory paid sick leave ordinance, President Trump is asking more countries to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his family, and a prominent Houston businessman is making a big bet on the Houston Astros this postseason. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

A fallen Harris County sheriff's deputy is being laid to rest, Bernie Sanders ends up in the hospital for a heart issue and President Trump says he never wanted a moat filled with gators and snakes along the U.S. southern border. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

A jury now deliberates the fate of former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger, two Texas Republicans opine on the House impeachment process and a northern Mexico prison complete with a bar and aquarium is shut down. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

Amber Guyger testifies in her murder trial, two Texas Democrats are not on pace to qualify for the November debate, and an airline is helping you stay away from crying babies on your next flight. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.

Amber Guyger takes the stand in her murder trial in Dallas, there is late word of a serial shooter on the loose in West Texas, and UTSA has decided what it is going to call its main campus. All news, all for Texas! Powered by the KTSA Newsroom.