South Side San Antonio business owners report a surge in crimes like arson and burglary, affecting local shops and prompting SAPD to advise on preventive measures.

New Braunfels' Manchester School of Soccer offers Summer Futsal Camp for aspiring players, with sessions on tactical training during school breaks advertised on the city's official website.

Gov. Abbott appoints Morgan Johnson to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, bringing her legal and environmental expertise to oversee utilities and the electrical grid.

Governor Abbott reappointed five members to the Texas Industrialized Building Code Council, with terms extended to 2027, emphasizing their diverse expertise in regulation and safety.

San Antonio invites residents to apply for its Head Start Policy Council to influence local education policy. Applications close on November 28, 2025.

Texas AG Ken Paxton, supported by Trump, arrested 35 people for immigration violations via 287(g) partnerships, aims to strengthen law enforcement's role in immigration control.

Road closures are planned in New Braunfels at Pader/Escarpment Oak for new road sections, with detours available via Goodwin Lane and Alligator Creek Bridge.

A man died after being hit by a freight train near San Antonio airport; police are investigating the incident where the victim was trapped on a bridge.

Legacy Elementary School has opened in Uvalde, replacing Robb Elementary where a shooting occurred, with hopes for a safe and fresh start for the community.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints four new members to the Commission on Jail Standards, with Kelly Rowe as the new chair, bringing extensive law enforcement experience to oversee state jail regulations.

Councilwoman Misty Spears condemns repeated political graffiti in District 9, emphasizing values of respectful dialogue and community unity in her response.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes patchy fog, clear skies, and temperatures reaching the low 90s, with cooler evenings. There's a chance of showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

A $91 million mixed-income apartment complex, "Central at Commerce," has been approved by the HDRC for the East Side of San Antonio, with a planned construction start in 2026.