U.S. Customs officials seized over $6.5 million worth of meth hidden in a flower shipment on the World Trade Bridge, highlighting the ongoing battle against drug smuggling.

The Seguin Fire Department invites the community to a "push-in" ceremony for a new fire truck, offering station tours, refreshments, and a nod to fire service history.

New nutritional guidelines spark creativity in packed school lunches, aligning with upcoming USDA health standards and offering diverse, healthy options like tortilla roll-ups and sugar-limited meals.

Five-star guard Leonna Sneed commits to the University of Utah women's basketball team for the upcoming season.

The San Antonio Zoo offers $8 admission to Bexar County residents to promote conservation awareness and community spirit through educational experiences and wildlife encounters.

SAISD inducted five new honorees, including a historic football team and individuals like Terri Acosta and NFL veteran Wade Key, into their Athletic Hall of Fame on August 10.

Boerne, Texas received a $600,000 federal grant to create a plan for improving 18 local bridges, focusing on safety, connectivity, and infrastructure resilience.

D6 Councilmember Melissa Cabello Havrda criticized the process for San Antonio's Charter Amendments, citing lack of public engagement and transparency.

The San Antonio city council voted to place potential salary increases and term extensions for council and mayor on the November ballot, despite opposition from some members.

David Gow is named as the new president and CEO of the Center for Houston’s Future, replacing Brett Perlman and aiming to lead Vision 2050 for the city's development.

The FAFSA release is delayed again, impacting college applicants. The U.S. Education Department opts for a phased approach to avoid previous issues and improve user experience.

The San Antonio Spurs are set to play against the New York Knicks in NBA's festive Christmas Day schedule, featuring high-profile matchups and basketball stars.

The Texas Tax-Free Weekend for back-to-school shopping runs from Aug. 9-11, offering shoppers savings on items like school supplies and clothes under $100.