The article discusses the presence of fecal bacteria in Texas coastal waters, the dangers of Vibrio infections, and recommended safety precautions for beachgoers.

Bandera ISD in Texas launches a four-day school week to improve mental health, retain teachers, and cut costs, while still meeting state education standards.

CPS Energy has rescheduled a planned power outage in Fair Oaks Ranch to minimize the impact on residents after receiving backlash for its initial timing during peak heat.

Plans for a new downtown ballpark for the San Antonio Missions by April 2028 have sparked mixed reactions regarding potential community and business impacts.

Bexar County Courthouse is set for a $7 million renovation to preserve the historic Texas building, with work on the exterior including stone and terra-cotta repairs.

A body was found in a wooded area on the Northeast Side, prompting an investigation. Initial assessments suggest the person may have been homeless, with no signs of trauma. The cause of death is being investigated.

The NHTSA is seeking information from Tesla about a fatal Cybertruck crash in Texas that resulted in a fire. This follows previous recalls for the 2024 model.

Sections of the Salado Creek Greenway in San Antonio are closed for cleanup after a garbage truck accident, with no charges pending from the ongoing police investigation.

H-E-B is accepting nominations for the 2025 Excellence in Education Awards in Texas, recognizing top educators and schools with cash prizes and grants.

Boerne Little League team advances to the World Series for the first time after defeating Louisiana 6-3, with a grand slam by Doc Mogford being a key moment.

K-Pop group Seventeen will perform in San Antonio on their "Right Here World Tour," with tickets available from August 15. Their album "FML" is the best-selling K-pop album ever.

Authorities in Hays County, Texas, are searching for a suspect after a child was fatally shot in Buda. The incident appears isolated with no ongoing public threat.

U.S. Customs officers at Pharr International Bridge seized a record 3,429.40 pounds of meth, worth about $48 million, hidden in a lettuce shipment from Mexico.