San Antonio plans a $200 million downtown ballpark for the Missions, with potential city and county financial support, aiming to boost downtown development.

The Seguin Public Library will host its annual MiniCon event on August 3, 2024, featuring author Mari Mancusi, an array of pop culture activities, and a cosplay competition.

San Antonio schools are promoting new education models that offer students pathways to higher education beyond traditional methods, including Early College High School programs.

San Antonio locals support Victor Wembanyama, their No. 1 NBA Draft pick, as he debuts at the Paris 2024 Olympics, where 139 NBA/WNBA players compete.

San Antonio's forecast includes overcast skies, thunderstorms, high humidity, and a 60% chance of rain today, with a trend towards clearer, hotter weather later in the week.

Wurzbach Road improvements set to begin on July 29, extending from I-10 to Fredericksburg Road, featuring wider sidewalks and better accessibility. The $2.35 million project is scheduled for completion by Winter 2025.

Chef Geronimo Lopez has announced the closure of Botika at San Antonio's Pearl, citing personal reasons. The Peruvian-Japanese fusion restaurant will shut its doors on August 4 after opening in 2016.

San Antonio is hosting multiple community events to provide students with free school supplies, haircuts, and health services for the upcoming school year.

TxDOT is tearing up sidewalks at Broadway at Pearl to add a third vehicular lane, reversing earlier city efforts to make the area more pedestrian-friendly.

University Health will pause COVID-19 vaccinations before updating their formula; this aligns with a case surge and a vaccine strategy shift to better tackle new virus variants.

Zachry Holdings and Golden Pass LNG have settled their legal disputes, allowing Zachry to proceed with bankruptcy and the $10 billion Sabine Pass terminal project to continue. The agreement includes rehiring some laid-off workers.

Article highlights a Texas journalist's struggle with reproductive health care access, including challenges in finding treatment, lengthy OB-GYN waitlists, and high medical costs.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced over $95 million in housing tax credits to develop or refurbish rental facilities, aiming to increase affordable housing in the state.