League City invites vendors to its fall/winter markets, including October's Harvest Festival and November's Nutcracker in the Park event, featuring various family-friendly activities.

San Antonio is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, minimal wind, and little relief forecasted for the week ahead, including a slight chance of showers on Saturday.

San Antonio motorcyclists face a somber aftermath with three separate fatal crashes occurring over one weekend, prompting safety calls and preventive measures.

San Antonio seeks diverse applicants for its Ready to Work Advisory Board to guide workforce development, with the application deadline on August 15, 2025.

Texas AG Ken Paxton files a legal petition against the Ulster County Clerk for not aiding in enforcing a judgment against a doctor who mailed abortion drugs to Texas.

A Manor man with active warrants was arrested in Kyle, Texas, after police stopped a van stolen at gunpoint, facing nearly 20 charges including assaulting an officer.

George Strait and Garth Brooks led a benefit concert for Texas flood relief, raising over a million dollars with 1,000 attendees, highlighting community solidarity.

I-35 near IKEA was closed after Round Rock Police found materials resembling explosives in a vehicle. The contents were harmless; the driver, in mental distress, was detained.

203 immigration cases were filed in one week in the Western District of Texas, including a variety of charges such as illegal re-entry and alien smuggling.

Governor Abbott activates emergency resources in Texas ahead of a tropical system that may bring severe weather and flooding, particularly to East and Southeast Texas.

San Antonio is experiencing high temperatures near 100 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. The forecast includes mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies, with chances of showers and thunderstorms, and persistent warm nights.

Mike Richards has been aiding recovery efforts after floods in Kerr County, finding 10 bodies on his property and searching for more despite the emotional toll.

San Antonio's skyline is set to receive a new 200-foot observation wheel, Grandísimo, in St. Paul Square. The project, receiving city approval, aims for a 2026 completion and includes additional amenities like a mini-golf course and food hall.