U.S. CBP officers at Hidalgo International Bridge seized over $890,000 worth of cocaine hidden in a Dodge Durango from Mexico; a routine check and deeper inspection led to the discovery.

San Antonio is set for sunny weather with temperatures nearing 90 degrees, continuing through the week with clear nights and highs rising to the mid-90s.

Governor Abbott presented the Texas Officer of the Year Awards at the CLEAT convention, acknowledging law enforcement's role in public safety and detailing legislative efforts to enhance community security.

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones welcomed a Canary Islands business delegation led by Oswaldo Betancort García to San Antonio to enhance economic and cultural ties.

League City officials have proposed a Fiscal Year 2026 Budget aiming to reduce property tax rates and allocate $524 million for operations and capital improvements.

San Antonio's weather will be varied, with sun, clouds, and occasional rain. Highs will range from 91 to 99 degrees, with chances of showers and thunderstorms, especially over the weekend.

CBP officers at Eagle Pass Port of Entry seized over $238,000 of narcotics including methamphetamine and cocaine from a Nissan Frontier during an inspection.

UT San Antonio, formed by merging UTSA and UT Health San Antonio, is now Texas's third-largest public university, with 40,000 students and $486 million in research funding.

A helicopter crash in Hays County, Texas, resulted in minor injuries, no fatalities. The crash, near Round Mountain, is under investigation by local and federal agencies.

Labor Day in San Antonio may include rain with a 50% chance in the afternoon and 70% in the evening, while temperatures could reach a high of 97 degrees with a heat index up to 105.

Governor Abbott announces over $1.6 million in JET grants to six North Central Texas schools for career training, benefiting over 540 students in high-demand jobs.

San Antonio's city services will see closures during Labor Day, but emergency services remain active. Regular waste pickups continue, parking meters are free, and select pools are open, but many municipal offices and facilities will be closed.

A U.S. citizen was convicted on all charges for trafficking cocaine from Mexico to the U.S. He could face at least 5 years to 40 years in prison for each count.