Governor Abbott appointed Benjamin Kohlmann to the Texas Southern University Board of Regents, where his diverse experience and educational background are expected to contribute to the university's governance.

The article highlights San Antonio's focus on student mental health as the school year begins, citing Clarity Child Guidance Center's services and Trinity University's SGA-funded wellness initiative.

A shoplifting suspect was shot and arrested at a Buc-ee's in Texas City after an altercation with an off-duty officer working security. Non-lethal measures were attempted first. The suspect faces charges and is in custody with a $57,500 bond.

The Driscoll Children's Hospital Rio Grande Valley opened, enhancing local pediatric care with 119 beds and over 30 specialties. Texas Senator Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa was honored for his healthcare advocacy.

A fire broke out at a San Antonio storage facility, with firefighters responding quickly, no injuries reported, and no hazardous effects on nearby residents.

Five people and their pets were displaced by a fire in San Antonio, with no injuries reported and an estimated $5,000 in damages. The cause is under investigation, and local support has been offered.

Hill Country Karate in New Braunfels offers American Karate programs for juniors and seniors to improve martial arts skills and virtues like self-discipline. Classes are divided by belt color and focus on safety and personal growth.

A woman was discovered dead under suspicious circumstances in a San Antonio home, with reports of possible substance injection.

One individual died in a road rage incident in San Antonio after a confrontation with a hammer and gun. The police are investigating the event that started with a traffic dispute.

VIA Metropolitan Transit is offering Park and Ride service for the Def Leppard and Journey concert at Alamodome, providing an alternative to the venue's parking rates and restrictions.

Das Rec in New Braunfels is adjusting its Sunday hours in September to close at 2 PM for maintenance. The pools will also close from September 7th-9th.

Two men in Texas have been indicted by a federal grand jury for dealing firearms without licenses, facing up to 25 years in prison if convicted. Their guilt has not been proven as of the indictment.

CBP officers at the Veterans International Bridge seized over $300,000 worth of cocaine from a 46-year-old man driving a 1996 Volvo; a handgun was also found.