San Antonio experiences high humidity and temperatures near 78°F in the morning, with a high of 95°F expected. The evening forecast predicts a low of 76°F and a 20% chance of rain Tuesday. The week continues with sunny days and mostly clear nights.

Governor Abbott appoints four individuals to the Texas Medical Board District Two Review Committee, enhancing the committee's expertise in medical governance.

Road closures in San Antonio are planned for the filming of the TV series "1923," with local businesses staying open and detours in place for pedestrians. Normal traffic expected to resume by September 27.

Boerne, TX is gearing up for the Hill Country Mile Rod Run, showcasing vintage American vehicles from 1975 and earlier on October 12, 2024, after a successful event the previous year.

Governor Abbott reappoints Rep. Brad Buckley to the Southern Regional Education Board until 2028, highlighting his experience in Texas education and ongoing commitment to improving regional educational outcomes.

CBP officers at Progreso Port of Entry apprehended Jesus Antonio Limon on a warrant for alleged aggravated sexual assault of a child, demonstrating the importance of border security for law enforcement.

Texas Attorney General sues Harris County over the revival of a financial aid program halted by the state Supreme Court, alleging constitutional violations.

San Antonio faces persistent high temperatures and humidity with minimal chances of rain. The heat index could make it feel as hot as 105°F, despite actual temperatures around 96°F. Relief is limited, with only a slight chance of showers mid-week.

Justice Department officials visited El Paso, Texas, to discuss civil rights and honor the 2019 mass shooting victims. They met with local leaders, engaged with students, and visited a children's center helping families affected by violence.

The NCP Choices Program in Texas has surpassed $1 billion in child support collections, aiding noncustodial parents in finding employment to fulfill their obligations.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton seeks assistance from Secretary of State Jane Nelson to obtain federal citizenship data to verify voter eligibility, citing federal law restrictions and the need to maintain voter registration integrity.

Governor Abbott appoints Victor Bedolla, Jr. to the Texas Violent Gang Task Force, relying on his background in criminal justice and experience with the Harris County Juvenile Probation Department to combat gang violence.

An arrest was made after an illegal dumping incident in Bexar County escalated into a car chase and shooting, resulting in one death. Further details are to be released by Sheriff Javier Salazar.