San Antonio seeks members for its Building Standards Board, targeting individuals with expertise in architecture, veteran affairs, social work, or property management. Applications are due by October 17, 2025.

SAACS aims for a 90% placement rate by offering free adoptions during a one-day event, including free sterilization, vaccines, and microchips for pets.

CBP officers at Hidalgo International Bridge arrested Javier Garza, a 71-year-old wanted for manslaughter, after a routine check led to a secondary screening confirming his identity and outstanding warrant.

Governor Abbott appointed Randall Wright to the Texas Pharmaceutical Initiative Governing Board to tackle rising drug costs for public employees, highlighting his extensive healthcare experience.

San Antonio's weather forecast predicts a sunny week, with clear skies and highs in the low 90s, alongside light breezes, mild nights, and calm winds.

Officer Joshua Primiano was attacked with a rock by Abel Joe Hernandez Jr., who was arrested and faces aggravated assault and drug possession charges.

Authorities seek tips to find a white Toyota Tundra involved in a fatal hit-and-run in northwest Bexar County.

Erik Cantu, previously shot by a San Antonio police officer, faces new charges, including assault and probation violation, with an arrest warrant issued.

Gov. Abbott appoints Marco Trevino to the Texas Board of Social Worker Examiners; his term ends in 2029. Trevino is a licensed social worker with extensive experience.

Texas AG Ken Paxton calls for universities to protect free speech, following the murder of Charlie Kirk, and warns against using the incident to silence conservatives.

San Antonio mourns SAMSAT founder David Monroe who died in a workplace accident while moving a jet engine. Monroe, a tech pioneer and patent holder for the camera phone, is remembered for his significant contributions to the field and education.

San Antonio is set for a hot week with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, with possible thunderstorms midweek and a slight chance of rain towards the weekend.

AG Ken Paxton demands UNT investigate a student's alleged removal from class for condemning Charlie Kirk's assassination, criticizing the university's atmosphere and defending free speech.