The City of New Braunfels is hosting a Shred Day event with Gruene Shredding on October 19, 2024, for residents to dispose of unneeded documents securely.

San Antonio's Mayor Ron Nirenberg was elected to the OWHC Board of Directors for 2025-2026, highlighting the city's commitment to heritage and sustainable development.

Governor Abbott offers $10,000 for information leading to the arrest of suspect Seth Altman, following the shooting of Police Chief Rex Plant in Memphis, Texas.

The Texas Governor announced the 2024 Lex Frieden Employment Award winners for their commitment to hiring and supporting individuals with disabilities.

High Street Wine Co. in San Antonio enhances the local wine scene with a curated selection, a wine club, and themed events, as covered by FOX San Antonio.

Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai anticipates a historic voter turnout for the presidential election, with over 1.28 million registered voters. Registration ends soon, and efforts include accessibility for the deaf community.

Governor Abbott appoints three members to the Texas Crime Stoppers Council, to serve until 2028, enhancing its role in crime prevention and community safety.

A Houston man received a 10-year sentence for a murder-for-hire plot against his ex-girlfriend's boyfriend, including interstate negotiation and revealing the target's location.

Two men were wounded in a shootout in a driveway on the Southwest Side of San Antonio after an argument escalated. Both men are being reviewed by authorities for potential charges.

San Antonio offers a series of free events in October, including arts, craft markets, and cultural festivals, at venues like La Villita and Market Square, with highlights like mariachi performances and a Day of the Dead parade.

Governor Abbott appoints Sergio Saenz to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement, emphasizing his varied background and potential impact on policing standards.

Texas AG Ken Paxton requested voter registration data from Secretary of State Jane Nelson to verify voter eligibility and prevent illegal votes by noncitizens.

The Texas Healthcare Workforce Task Force released recommendations to strengthen the state's healthcare system and workforce training, acknowledging the challenges faced with a growing population.