San Antonio braces for an Ozone Action Day, predicts high ozone levels, and recommends residents, especially vulnerable groups, limit outdoor activity and reduce pollution.

San Antonio celebrates the opening of Lower Broadway with a ceremony and block party, featuring activities, entertainment, and local vendors, emphasizing urban development and community engagement.

A man was hospitalized after being shot outside his San Antonio home. The suspect fled and remains unapprehended, prompting an ongoing police investigation.

San Antonio experiences a boom in American Snout butterflies following rainfall that promoted the growth of hackberry, their main food source. Experts say the butterflies are harmless and not endangered.

A U.S. District Judge ruled parts of a Texas statute against vote harvesting as unconstitutional for being too vague, impacting investigations into voter outreach activities.

A car chase in West Bexar County led to a crash and two suspects fleeing on foot. A deputy sustained minor injuries during the pursuit. Items were recovered from the suspects' abandoned car. The identities of the suspects remain unknown.

A shooting at an Austin H-E-B resulted in one fatality, marking the city's 47th homicide. The suspect was detained; authorities see no ongoing threat.

An off-duty SAPD officer fatally shot his K-9 and wounded two neighbor's dogs during a backyard dog fight, leading to an investigation and administrative duty.

Texas Rep. John Lujan expressed during a forum that he would expect a daughter who was raped to give birth, while his opponent, Kristian Carranza, criticized the stance, highlighting the impact on women.

Texas AG Ken Paxton continues to fight a firearms ban at the State Fair of Texas, despite the Supreme Court allowing Dallas to enforce it during ongoing litigation.

Two Venezuelans linked to Tren de Aragua gang were arrested in San Antonio; the group is noted for arms trafficking and various crimes, prompting a Texas-wide crackdown.

Texas faces backlash for rapidly removing over 2 million individuals, mostly children, from Medicaid, a move that ignored federal guidelines and warnings, leading to a healthcare crisis for many vulnerable residents.

SAISD seeks public input on a potential land sale for a new $160 million stadium for the San Antonio Missions as a demolition of the Soap Factory apartments is considered. A community meeting is set, amidst MLB's deadline for stadium plans.