Leon Valley announces Spring Clean-Up Week from September 16-20, 2024, urging residents to dispose of bulky items curbside for Tiger Sanitation to collect.

San Antonio is set to experience sunny weather with temperatures rising towards 92 degrees, accompanied by gusts up to 30 mph. The trend continues with highs in the upper 80s, but chances of rain and thunderstorms increase by mid-week.

Crime Stoppers seeks tips to capture Adiah Roberson, the suspect in the fatal shooting of a Sonic manager in San Antonio, while the alleged driver, Joshua Joseph, has been arrested.

The League City City Council will hold a meeting on September 10 at 6 p.m. for the second reading of the FY 2025 Budget with a public hearing. Residents can attend in person, watch on Facebook, or view it on Channel 16.

A train hit a stalled semi-trailer in Medina County, Texas; no injuries reported, but the crash will cause extended road closures during cleanup and investigation.

A woman with a self-inflicted gunshot wound was found in a Texas Whataburger parking lot and is in grave condition; no threat to the public was reported.

San Antonio's weather forecast promises a blend of clouds and sunshine with occasional showers and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the 80s and 90s with persistent humidity.

Bexar County, Texas, continues its voter registration efforts despite legal threats from AG Ken Paxton, amid rising concerns about voter suppression before elections.

Uvalde Judge Richard O. Gonzales is on a 90-day leave after a drug-related arrest; he maintains his innocence. The city council voted for his temporary replacement.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce endorsed Ted Cruz over Colin Allred for the Texas Senate, despite previously backing Allred. Cruz is praised for his pro-growth policies while Allred emphasizes his bipartisan record.

The San Antonio Public Library introduces new limited-edition card designs in celebration of National Library Card Sign-Up Month, featuring local symbols.

David Gunn has been appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to the First Court of Appeals in Texas, with a term ending in 2026, bringing extensive legal and academic experience to the bench.

Marsha Moberley has been appointed by Governor Abbott as the chair of the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, bringing over 25 years of related experience.