Governor Abbott of Texas signed two bills to boost career and technical education, with a focus on diversifying pathways to success and strengthening the state's workforce.

San Antonio's weather is expected to be consistently sunny with mid-90s temperatures, mild winds, and slight chances of showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

A man was critically injured, and a woman was slightly hurt in a drive-by shooting in San Antonio. The shooter is unidentified, and police investigations are ongoing.

Governor Greg Abbott signed House Bill 4211 to ban "Sharia compounds" and ensure religious freedom isn't used for segregation in Texas residential developments.

The Western District of Texas reported a rise in immigration cases, with new arrests and charges for offenses like illegal re-entry, smuggling, and fake IDs.

Michael Dean Hicks, 58, robbed a Chase Bank in New Braunfels, was arrested the next day, and faces robbery charges. Police recovered stolen cash and the note used.

Councilmember Teri Castillo abstained from voting on the censure of colleague Ivalis Meza Gonzalez, believing in due process and the electorate's role in holding officials accountable.

San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones offered condolences after Charlie Kirk's death, promoting First Amendment rights and condemning violence related to free speech.

CBP officers arrested a man wanted for child sexual assault at the Los Indios International Bridge. The 78-year-old suspect, Miguel Echeverria, was identified using biometric verification.

Mason Rodriguez has been charged with murdering Enrique Javier Perales, possibly over a love triangle, in West Bexar County. Perales was shot multiple times and Rodriguez surrendered, with authorities recovering the weapon used.

Governor Abbott and Secretary McMahon discussed Texas' educational advancements, highlighting $8.5 billion funding, teacher pay raises, and school choice program.

Boerne, Texas, offers a three-day family adventure, featuring horseback riding, cave tours, arts and crafts, museum visits, and relaxed downtown activities, with details available on the city's official website.

San Antonio's Mayor is visiting flood mitigation sites to inform budgeting for city's infrastructure projects and address community concerns about flooding.