Governor Greg Abbott appointed three and reappointed two members to the Texas Historical Commission, each with distinct backgrounds in historical preservation and leadership roles.

A 78-year-old woman died in a house fire on the Northwest Side; arson investigation is underway, and some pets were rescued while two dogs are missing.

A former Fort Hood soldier received a 33-month sentence for smuggling undocumented immigrants, which led to a high-speed chase and the injury of a Border Patrol agent.

San Antonio announces Juneteenth service schedule with city hall closed, essential services like police and fire operational, free on-street parking, and no waste collection interruption.

Father and son sentenced for drug trafficking and harboring immigrants near a San Antonio high school; over $600,000 seized to fund public safety equipment.

San Antonio faces a week of high temperatures, possibly reaching a heat index of 103 degrees, with intermittent chances of rain and thunderstorms. Highs may slightly drop as the week progresses, with continued evening warmth.

San Antonio is offering $10,000 grants through its Climate Ready Community Action Fund for local organizations working on sustainability and climate change efforts, with a deadline of June 20.

Comal River in New Braunfels is closed for recreation due to high water levels and debris caused by heavy rains. The Guadalupe River remains open with caution advised. The Landa Park Spring Fed Pool is also closed.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 2308, promoting ibogaine research for treating opioid addiction, depression, and PTSD, with a focus on the state's large veteran population.

League City is set to enhance the Clear Creek Paddle Trail with a new, handicapped accessible kayak launch featuring an elevated walkway and floating dock, with completion expected by summer.

The League City Police remind residents of door-to-door solicitation rules, stressing the need for permits and respecting "No Soliciting" signs, and urging reporting of violations.

Warren Stewart was shot and killed, with his brother Tevin admitting to the shooting. Tevin is now charged with first-degree murder, and the police are investigating.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Nadia Stewart to the Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors through 2029, citing her extensive legal background and community service.