Texas Governor Abbott thanks US governors for aid during floods, mentioning the Emergency Management Assistance Compact's role in providing resources for recovery.

Boerne residents can join a 13-week Water Conservation Series for eco-friendly practices starting August 13, covering topics from aquifers to beekeeping, with speakers like Larry Sunn and hands-on workshops.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott extends the drought disaster proclamation due to persistent severe drought, including additional counties for state support.

San Antonio braces for high heat with temperatures nearing 100 degrees and heat indices possibly exceeding that.

A man from Massachusetts won $2 million by accidentally buying two winning Powerball tickets due to a misunderstanding about his multi-draw ticket's dates.

Governor Abbott of Texas seeks additional federal aid following floods, aiming to include Hamilton and Travis counties in the Major Disaster Declaration for recovery support.

SBA offers financial aid to Fort Worth fire victims; eligible for low-interest loans to repair property damage. Applications open online or via the SBA Customer Service Center.

Pleasanton and Zone 7 Water Agency have settled a dispute over water connection fees, agreeing to revise fee guidance and cooperate on regional water projects.

Pleasanton City Council approved a water rate study that could lead to changes in water and sewer billing. The study suggests rate adjustments to manage rising costs and infrastructure needs. Public hearings for rate discussions are scheduled.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating charity scams following Hill Country floods, aiming to protect donors from fraudulent schemes impersonating legitimate relief efforts like the CPVFD.

The article describes a consistent summer weather pattern for San Antonio, with sunny days and partly cloudy nights, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Governor Abbott and General Nordhaus surveyed flood damage in Kerrville, Texas, acknowledging local response efforts and discussing recovery plans with state and federal agencies.

The Pleasanton Library is reducing its weekly hours from 62 to 48 starting August 4 due to fiscal challenges. Changes also include reduced borrowing limits and a new holds policy. Digital resources remain available 24/7.