The San Antonio Planning Commission approves a draft plan involving an industrial overlay near Toyota's plant, despite objections and concerns about community impact, transparency, and Commissioner Whitsett's conduct.

The City's Planning & Community Development Committee permitted forming an ad hoc task force to review regulations concerning fire prevention and business codes for recycling industries.

Texas satirist and musician Kinky Friedman has died at 79, after a battle with Parkinson's. He was also known for his colorful political campaigns and advocacy for progressive issues.

San Antonio Councilwoman Gavito proposes stricter dangerous dog control measures, including higher fines, mandatory animal sterilization, and anonymous reporting protections, following severe dog attacks.

San Antonio faces intense heat, with temperatures near 100°F. The National Weather Service forecasts persistent high heat, urging precautions against heat-related risks.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo has been fined $500 by the Texas Ethics Commission for using county resources for political endorsement during a press conference.

The Justice Department will provide technical assistance to the Uvalde Police Department through its Collaborative Reform Initiative to improve training and community engagement post-Robb Elementary shooting.

Councilmember Dr. Kaur's initiative invites District 1 residents to suggest street light placements to improve neighborhood safety and reduce crime through various contact methods.

A man in San Antonio was non-cooperative after being stabbed while trying to retrieve his belongings; police are investigating with limited suspect information.

A couple in El Paso was indicted on child abuse charges, with allegations of physical abuse and endangerment involving a minor. They face potential prison time if convicted.

San Antonio initiates Stage 3 watering rules due to drought, featuring irrigation restrictions, surcharges for high usage, and fines for non-compliance to encourage conservation.

San Antonio city officials and firefighters union remain far apart on contract negotiations, with the city offering a 5% wage increase facing a $68 million gap in financial expectations.

The SAISD Board approved the 2024-2025 budget with cuts and a modest salary increase for staff, despite financial struggles and a pending tax rate decision.