San Antonio Natatorium, an Olympic-sized pool, will be renamed after activist Atanacio Garcia, recognizing his efforts to bring this facility to the Westside neighborhood.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott approved $239 million for rural mental health services, aiming to improve local inpatient care with new beds and facilities across four hospitals.

Gov. Abbott invites Texans to nominate candidates for the 2025 Texas Women's Hall of Fame, celebrating significant contributions by women in the state.

The forecast for San Antonio predicts a week of sunshine and clear skies with variable temperatures and winds, including cooler evenings and a chance of showers by the end of the weekend.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott touts the state's economic success at a Nasdaq event in Dallas, highlighting Nasdaq's new Texas regional HQ and the state's appeal to businesses.

Texas AG Ken Paxton announces the arrest of Jose Manuel Cendan Ley for illegal abortion practices and unlicensed medicine at Clinica Waller Latinoamericana.

League City is updating its Camp by the Creek summer program and will host a parent information session on March 25 to discuss the changes. Registration opens on April 16.

Governor Greg Abbott has named Kenneth Omoruyi, and reappointed four others to the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy, responsible for upholding CPA integrity in Texas.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott activated additional emergency resources to combat heightened wildfire threats across the state, with particular concern for West Texas and other regions under critical danger.

San Antonio has updated its 311SA mobile app with new features to enhance residents' connection with city services. The release coincides with national 311 Day.

The Western District of Texas saw a surge in immigration offense prosecutions, filing 240 new cases in a week, with charges ranging from illegal re-entry to human smuggling.

Governor Abbott appointed three professionals to the Texas Optometry Board, overseeing licensing and regulation of optometry in Texas, with terms expiring in 2031.

Schneider Electric USA is expanding its El Paso operations, with plans to invest millions and add 300 jobs, supported by a $1.5 million Texas Enterprise Fund grant.