Tropical Storm Beryl approaches South Texas, potentially strengthening to a Category 1 hurricane, with evacuations and disaster relief efforts underway.

Eastwood Village in San Antonio is experiencing development and civic engagement amid concerns of gentrification, with a community united for positive change.

The Spurs, Kings, and Bulls executed a three-team trade, with Harrison Barnes joining the Spurs, DeMar DeRozan signing with the Kings, and Chris Duarte moving to the Bulls.

The article discusses Camp Founder Girls' 100-year legacy, celebrating its impact on Black girls and women, along with plans for its future expansion.

Judson Independent School District increased teacher salaries by 1% by applying "disaster pennies" to their tax rate, a move justified by recent severe weather. This change will raise starting teacher salaries for the 2024-2025 school year.

Texas readies for Hurricane Beryl as Governor Abbott secures international ties; a disaster declaration is in place for 40 counties, with state resources poised for the storm's impact.

San Antonio experienced moderate air pollution from July 4th fireworks, with health advisories for sensitive groups. Forecasts predicted cleaner air before the potential impact of Hurricane Beryl on Texas.

Hurricane Beryl has impacted the Yucatan Peninsula and is expected to hit Texas after re-strengthening. Texas officials have begun preparations, including evacuation orders and disaster declarations.

Texas Governor Abbott has activated emergency management agencies for Hurricane Beryl's potential landfall, encouraging preparedness and public safety.

Texas cities are reporting substantial water losses with Houston leading at 31.8 billion gallons. Aging infrastructure and extreme weather contribute to the problem, with some cities taking measures to address the leaks and conserve water.

Texas rural school districts use food trucks to deliver meals to children during summer, addressing food insecurity and leveraging methods from the COVID-19 pandemic.

SAWS disconnected water at four complexes over unpaid bills, affecting residents. After criticism, services were reinstated for all but one. SAWS defended the move as necessary for fairness and to prompt landlord payments.

San Antonio celebrates the Fourth of July at Woodlawn Lake Park with activities, food trucks, live performances, and a fireworks show, while the USPS unveils new stamps at the event.