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.

The TxDOT Innovation Invitational in San Antonio showcased emerging transportation technologies like autonomous vehicles and outlined plans for a new vertiport.

Newborns at Baptist Health System in San Antonio, Texas, were dressed in Olympic-themed gear by nurses to honor new parents and coincide with the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Biden and Harris are visiting Houston to honor the late U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, who passed away from pancreatic cancer. They will attend public and private services remembering her contributions.

San Antonio celebrates the end of summer with events like LobsterFest, a reggae festival, free garden admission, and cultural activities, despite potential rain.

San Antonio musician Max Baca is set to be the youngest inductee into the Texas Conjunto Music Hall of Fame & Museum, honoring his significant contribution to conjunto music.

North Texas colleges collaborate to simplify transfers for students, ensuring credits count toward degrees, aided by joint advising and an upcoming portal.

New Braunfels, Texas, is considering designating a local property at 275 S Sycamore Avenue as an official landmark, with reviews and decisions scheduled from August to September 2024.

A local foundation offers support and a reward for information on a shooting in San Antonio that killed teacher Ayden Rose Burt, with the community mourning her loss.

Construction on Wurzbach Road begins Monday to improve pedestrian infrastructure, with nighttime work to minimize traffic disruption, and completion expected by Winter 2025.

Sarah Hicks, a long-serving member of Gov. Abbott's staff and Senior Advisor and Budget Director, is leaving her role after over 20 years in Texas state service.

FBI agents conducted raids at Delia's Tamales locations statewide amid a legal battle over wage theft allegations, which the company denies. Operations continue during the investigation, with no official details disclosed.

Community and city groups in San Antonio joined forces to help a family with disabled members by waiving a demolition fee and providing aid after their home burned down.