The San Antonio Police Department honored over fifty fallen officers at a memorial service with a 21-gun salute, Taps, "Amazing Grace," and a helicopter fly-over.

Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller of San Antonio apologized on X for his comments on the Israel-Hamas conflict, after earlier posts caused a backlash for appearing to solely condemn Israel.

A University of Texas at Austin report details the split among Jewish students over the Israel-Hamas conflict, highlighting protests, dialogue attempts, and issues of identity and free speech.

Sedrick Zelitis Smith was sentenced to 84 months in prison for his involvement in human smuggling, as part of a Texas outfit, smuggling over 900 migrants.

SwRI developed the Lunar Magnetotelluric Sounder to measure the moon's fields, set to land on the moon's surface aboard Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lander.

San Antonio police intensify the search for missing 15-year-old Iza Rodriguez; her family is concerned as she is missing since Sunday without any leads.

American Airlines is launching a nonstop flight connecting New York and San Antonio, enhancing the latter's connections and SAT's expansion, with additional routes and a new terminal planned.

Texas is restructuring its naloxone distribution amid supply issues, with Be Well Texas now leading the efforts, aiming for improved access and reliability in providing the overdose-reversing drug.

Edward Banos will become the President and CEO of University Health in San Antonio on July 1, succeeding George Hernández. Banos, with over 30 years of healthcare experience, will oversee the system's expansion, including new hospitals and clinics.

State Sen. Molly Cook narrowly retained her Houston-based Senate District 15 seat against Rep. Jarvis Johnson in a Democratic primary runoff, setting up a race with Republican Joseph L. Trahan.

Wet conditions in Texas caused two separate 18-wheeler crashes, one near Von Ormy due to a van failing to yield, and the other near Schertz/Cibolo, creating significant traffic delays.

Governor Abbott announces that Texas SNAP recipients can now buy hot foods with their benefits following the approval from federal authorities, aiding those affected by recent storms.

Texas runoff elections saw Rep. Dade Phelan narrowly hold his seat and Gov. Abbott's endorsed Alan Schoolcraft win, indicating a potential shift in support for school vouchers. U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales also won narrowly, defying a far-right trend.