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.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders flags to half-staff in mourning of Minneapolis school shooting victims, in line with President Trump's proclamation.

Judge Aurora Martinez-Jones faces criticism for not closing a homeless center near a school, despite safety concerns and a violent incident, with AG Ken Paxton condemning the decision.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Laredo Port of Entry arrested Bernardo Vasquez Rodriguez, wanted for a felony charge of indecency with a child.

San Antonio Police investigate a potential murder-suicide involving a father and son on the Southeast Side, with details and identities yet to be confirmed.

Two San Antonio high schools rank in the top 100 nationally according to U.S. News & World Report, with robust academic performance despite Texas's educational policy challenges.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is set to sign "One Big Beautiful Map" law, House Bill 4, despite expected legal challenges over potential partisan biases in district redrawing.

The Western District of Texas reported 269 immigration-related arrests, highlighting cases of alien smuggling and illegal activities by foreign nationals and U.S. citizens.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott endorsed the Texas House's passage of HB 4, a bill on congressional district layouts, praising GOP efforts and criticizing Democrats for leaving the state.

A new mural at Spur 527 and Milam Street in Houston is part of a city initiative to revitalize spaces with art, in collaboration with local agencies and artists, providing economic opportunities and empowering the community, including the homeless.

A San Antonio boy, 13, charged with manslaughter for shooting his brother, was released to his grandmother with conditions to attend counseling and avoid guns.

The League City Community Health Fair is seeking vendors for its event on September 6, emphasizing health and wellness products and services. Vendor applications close on August 29.