Poet Nephtalí De León sues San Antonio's Department of Arts and Culture for wrongful termination and defamation after being fired for a Facebook post.

Sean Shahkarami was appointed to the Texas Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors by Governor Abbott for a term ending in 2029, bringing his healthcare consulting expertise to the role.

Shane Irwin, 18, died in a motorcycle crash on the North Side; no intoxication suspected, and the elderly driver involved was hospitalized as a precaution.

The annual Wurstfest in New Braunfels, Texas, boasts a lineup of over 40 bands, celebrating German culture with food, music, and dance from November 1-10, 2024.

League City released the details of its 2024 tax rates, outlining the no-new-revenue rate and the higher voter-approval rate, with the city stressing the importance of these rates for budget and services funding.

League City officials are seeking public input on the future of its library services through a digital survey on their website, emphasizing community engagement in their planning process.

The ABA and Closed Loop Partners have loaned $3 million to Balcones Recycling for a new materials recovery facility in San Antonio, supporting the "Every Bottle Back" initiative and creating 70 jobs.

Texas experiences a surge in carbon monoxide poisoning incidents after Hurricane Beryl, reviving memories of the 2021 storm, with new debates on safety regulations.

Councilwoman Havrda organized a back-to-school event in San Antonio providing educational resources and school supplies to prepare families for the academic year.

Runge ISD in Texas offers increased cellphone access as an attendance incentive, while Montgomery ISD enforces a strict no-cellphone policy during school hours to reduce distractions and improve the learning environment.

Key San Antonio development proposals for a sports entertainment district and new venues for the Spurs and Missions hinge on a ballot deadline, with discussions largely private due to non-disclosure agreements.

A man, William Richard Holliday, was arrested in San Antonio on allegations of using a stolen identity to open accounts, secure housing, and purchase a luxury vehicle.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Chris Hogan and Gary Scheibe to Texas' Private Sector Advisory Council, drawing on their extensive security and emergency management experience.