The article reports on the death of U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee and the process for selecting a successor to represent Texas' 18th Congressional District.

A body was found at Woodward Park in San Antonio, and the SAPD is investigating the cause of death with the Medical Examiner's Office. The deceased male has not been identified.

San Antonio is seeking new members for its Commission on Education to advise on city educational policies, with applications open to residents with varied experiences.

Leon Valley's City Council is strategizing to abolish the city's red light cameras, despite a pre-existing contract lasting until 2039, counter to a 2019 statewide ban.

The article discusses the fundraising efforts of Ted Cruz and Colin Allred for the Texas Senate race, highlighting their multimillion-dollar campaign contributions ahead of November.

The Texas Tribune covers the continued segregation in Lubbock, Texas, where I-27 divides neighborhoods. Residents seek action against the city's zoning policies that exacerbate disparities, despite federal efforts to reconnect communities.

The Community For Life Foundation and Wells Fargo are offering $70,000 in scholarships to San Antonio students, focusing beyond academics to include character and resilience.

Governor Abbott and HHSC have authorized SNAP recipients in 36 Texas counties to buy hot foods due to Hurricane Beryl's impact until the end of August.

San Antonio invites public input on a proposed LGBTQIA+ Cultural Heritage District in City Council District 1, with plans for community meetings to discuss its impact.

Jonathan Tijerina's capital murder trial starts, with testimonies detailing his alleged role in the 2022 hookah lounge shooting that killed Takhai Michael. His defense claims he didn't shoot.

The Texas Senate race highlights clashes over immigration between Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Colin Allred, with both candidates emphasizing their stances ahead of Election Day.

A rollover crash near downtown San Antonio involved two vehicles, requiring the jaws of life to rescue two people. Both sustained minor injuries and a pedestrian was also hit but released at the scene. The crash is under investigation.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection reports a drop in migrant apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexico border, with June figures at the lowest since January 2021, attributed to policy changes and Mexican efforts.