Governor Greg Abbott appoints fire captain Steve Eck to the Firefighters' Star of Texas Award Advisory Committee, per a news release on September 16th, 2024.

Austin unveils a monument honoring the historic 1968 Economy Furniture Company Strike, celebrating labor rights and Hispanic political representation.

A court hearing on Monday may decide the fate of voter registration outreach in Bexar County, involving a disputed contract with Civic Government Solutions.

San Antonio is expecting a heatwave with high temperatures in the 90s and minimal relief at night, continuing through the week with a slight chance of showers on Sunday.

San Antonio braces for fluctuating weather with sunny days and potential showers, highs in the mid-90s, and mild nights according to the National Weather Service.

TX Attorney General Paxton warns against risks of unsolicited voter registration applications, underlining potential illegality and election integrity concerns.

Governor Abbott breaks ground for the new St. Peter the Apostle Catholic School in Boerne, Texas, which emphasizes educational choice and a classical liberal arts education with Christian values, set to open in fall 2025.

Governor Abbott has appointed Walter "Frank" Coppersmith and Catherine Bellah to the Department of Information Resources to guide Texas' state government information resources management.

Schertz, Texas announces a Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing on October 2, 2024, to discuss land use developments including a mobile home permit and zoning change.

The Schertz EDC won two Bronze Awards from the IEDC for Special Events and Regional Partnerships, recognizing their collaborative efforts in regional job fairs and economic development.

One person died and another was critically injured after being hit by a vehicle near Maverick Elementary School.

CBP to release a detailed report on their response to the Uvalde school shooting on May 24, 2022, where nineteen children and two teachers were killed. A CBP agent is said to have ended the shooter’s siege.

The League City Council has reduced tax rates for the 10th year, approving a $419.28M budget for FY2025, focusing on service maintenance and infrastructure.