Governor Abbott activates Texas emergency resources in anticipation of severe weather and potential flash floods, urging residents to be vigilant and prepared for the storms.

San Antonio's District 3 Symposium focused on unity and civic engagement, with Councilwoman Viagran and community leaders discussing local well-being and progress.

Texas expands Disaster Unemployment Assistance to five more counties post-storms, as declared by Governor Abbott following a federal disaster recognition.

Governor Greg Abbott announced a $10,000 reward for information on Benjamin Hanil Song, accused of attacking an ICE facility in Texas and wounding a police officer.

New Braunfels is holding a hearing to discuss updates to its Thoroughfare Plan, focusing on future road infrastructure tailored to growth, not immediate construction.

Councilmember Ric Galvan and his team aided SAACS in caring for animals displaced by Hill Country floods, exemplifying community spirit and collaboration.

Governor Abbott details Texas' extensive response to flooding, with 2,200 personnel and resources deployed, emergency services coordinated, and support systems like mental health aid and financial assistance activated for residents.

The Laredo Port of Entry is taking measures to facilitate travel and reduce delays during the busy summer period, advising travelers to prepare ahead, such as applying for tourist permits online.

Hill Country in Texas issued a water boil notice after floods, advising residents to boil water before use to prevent ingestion of potential contaminants.

A San Antonio crash involving two cars hospitalized six people, including children, with one child in critical condition. The collision caused a rollover at Southwest Military Drive and Boswell Street.

The City of New Braunfels extends river access closure due to safety concerns from heavy rains, while partially reopening the Landa Park Aquatic Complex.

San Antonio police are searching for a man who fatally shot Jennifer McClendon at a family gathering on Clematis Trail. Witnesses have not provided a suspect description; the assailant escaped in an orange Dodge Challenger.

Severe flooding in central Texas led to the death of 27 people at Camp Mystic over the Fourth of July weekend, with the Guadalupe River rising 26 feet rapidly due to heavy rain.