San Antonio's TCEQ declares June 8 an Ozone Action Day, advising particularly vulnerable groups to stay indoors and suggesting community practices to reduce air pollution.

Texas is considering new school curriculum with Christian elements for language arts, offering financial incentives for adoption, which critics argue violates the separation of square and church.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating car manufacturers for potentially harvesting and selling driver data, which may violate consumer protection laws.

Zachry Holdings lays off over 4,000 employees amid bankruptcy proceedings and ongoing legal disputes with Golden Pass LNG regarding construction costs.

Texas districts are implementing AI for school safety, including AI-equipped metal detectors and video monitoring, to prevent incidents like school shootings.

A mother of four, Jessica Vela, was killed in a hit-and-run in San Angeles while crossing the street after grocery shopping. Her family seeks information and justice.

Former Rep. Will Hurd emphasizes civility in politics post-presidential bid, engaging the youth, while Nikki Haley suspends her campaign, not endorsing Trump but remaining politically active.

San Antonio-area school districts East Central ISD and Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD are hosting job fairs to recruit for various roles, including teachers and support staff.

Charles Butt, H-E-B Chairman, has donated $20 million to food banks in Texas, supporting organizations within the Feeding Texas network to combat food insecurity.

The SCTRCA will be incorporated into Supply SA, a local CEOs initiative, to improve procurement and certification for small, minority-owned businesses, as per the San Antonio Report.

A worker named Jose Angel Gonzalez-Fuentez died at a Schertz construction site, and the local police, with OSHA support, are investigating the fatal accident.

A 19-year-old man was shot dead by San Antonio police during a domestic disturbance call after allegedly pointing a gun at his girlfriend. The officer involved is a 11-year veteran; an investigation is ongoing.

San Antonio City Councilmembers, led by Dr. Sukh Kaur, propose smarter infrastructure planning to minimize delays from unknown subsurface utilities through a Council Consideration Request focused on Subsurface Utility Engineering.