Governor Abbott reappoints Doug Boyd to the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission for a term until 2026, highlighting his experience in fishery management and marine conservation.

The Fifth Circuit sided with Texas AG Paxton, ruling that the buoy barrier combating illegal river crossings can remain, a decision reversing an earlier court's removal order.

Texas schools are working to meet a law requiring armed campus presence, facing recruitment challenges and financial burdens, with districts adopting diverse strategies and seeking state support.

Mary Diaz from San Antonio pleaded guilty to the 2020 murder of her boyfriend, Christopher Jones, and accepted a 25-year plea deal, bringing some closure to Jones' family.

Governor Greg Abbott announced a $331,000 grant for Amarillo College to enhance vocational training, particularly for future welders, to meet Texas' workforce needs.

The Texas Historical Commission has approved the Alamo Trust's plan to replace the deteriorating roof of the Alamo church, which may cause a years-long closure starting in spring 2025.

The Texas Transportation Commission adopted "Connecting Texas 2050," a long-range plan focused on safety, preservation, and mobility to address the future demands of Texas’ growing population and technological advancements.

The article describes the persisting haze over San Antonio with high temperatures forecasted to hover around the upper 90s and low 100s, minimal chances of rain, and advice for residents to stay cool.

The 30th SAFILM-San Antonio Film Festival featuring over 200 films will take place from July 30 to Aug. 4, with live performances, experiences, and after-parties.

Raymond Marr, a 75-year-old with cognitive impairment reported missing in New Braunfels, has been found safe. The community and law enforcement efforts in response to the Silver Alert were instrumental in locating him.

An inmate died at Bexar County Jail following a medical episode during processing. Michael Rosas, 46, was found unresponsive and could not be revived. An investigation into the cause of death is underway.

San Antonio's JBSA and Pre-K 4 SA partner to improve child care for military families, focusing on availability, special needs support, and quality enhancement.

CPS Energy reduced customer arrears from $175.5M to $145.8M through enhanced communication to prompt payments and community outreach, with 185,415 accounts unsettled.