The article describes the weekly weather forecast for San Antonio, with a mix of showers, thunderstorms, and partly sunny skies, along with temperature and wind speed details.

Roy Rodriguez, a retired city manager with a background in civil engineering, has been appointed by Governor Abbott to the Texas State Pension Review Board until 2029.

A man was hospitalized after his roommate slashed him with a meat cleaver in San Antonio during a move-out dispute. The suspect is charged with aggravated assault.

News outlets, including KSAT 12, are legally pressing for the release of Texas state police records on the Uvalde shooting.

An Austin resident won $1 million from the Mega Millions drawing on October 22 after purchasing a ticket at CMART #2. The winner matched five numbers but missed the Mega Ball. The Texas Lottery supports state education and veteran services.

A student was arrested on a third-degree felony charge for a terroristic threat to bring explosives and shoot up Clemens High School, marking the third arrest in 24 hours at the school for similar threats.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues an El Paso doctor for prescribing puberty blockers to minors, alleging illegality under state law.

A head-on collision on State Highway 46 West in Kendall County resulted in three deaths from a Toyota Corolla and hospitalization of the Ford F-250's driver.

Judge Tanner Neidhardt is accused of violating state law by using his position at Texas State University to recruit student support for his judicial campaign.

The article discusses the critical role of TxDOT's Materials and Testing Division in ensuring the quality and safety of road materials in Texas through detailed testing and innovations.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the Biden-Harris Administration over the listing of seven mussel species as endangered, viewing it as an overstep that undermines Texas conservation efforts and economy.

SAPD Officer Kristie S. Bush was suspended for 30 days after causing a disturbance while DJing a gala, exhibiting signs of intoxication and confrontational behavior. No criminal charges were filed.

East Central ISD is seeking a $331.1 million bond to manage growth by building a new high school and two elementary schools, and to upgrade athletic facilities. The bond would also result in an average $378 property tax increase for homeowners.