A man on a bicycle in San Antonio stabbed another man who confronted him over littering. The suspect fled and remains at large, with police investigating the incident.

Democrat Colin Allred is challenging Sen. Ted Cruz in Texas, with polls and fundraising suggesting a competitive race. The contest has shifted from "Likely Republican" to "Lean Republican" according to political analysts.

A teacher in Comal County was arrested for having an improper relationship with a student, found by deputies in a compromising situation at a construction site.

San Antonio firefighters were alerted by their union of potential threats from the Tren de Aragua gang, although city officials claim there is no credible threat to public safety.

San Antonio expects a week of sunny and warm weather, with mid-90s temperatures and predominantly clear skies as per the National Weather Service forecast.

The EPA is reviewing a proposed carbon capture project in West Texas by Occidental Petroleum, facing local and environmental scrutiny despite federal compliance assurances.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has deployed state resources, including veterinary and disaster recovery teams, to assist in Hurricane Helene's recovery efforts in North Carolina.

The Texas Department of Criminal Justice is facing critical staff shortages and increasing violence due to up to a 70% guard vacancy rate, with recommendations for improvements made by the Texas Sunset Advisory Commission.

Former Catholic priest Anthony Odiong faces new sexual assault charges on top of earlier indictments and child pornography possession. His alleged victims, numbering at least eight, were under his spiritual guidance.

Senator Bernie Sanders supports Kamala Harris for president and Colin Allred for the Senate, focusing on progressive values and youth mobilization in Texas.

Launch SA in San Antonio has been relaunched with new initiatives and renovations to support local entrepreneurs, in partnership with the city and Geekdom.

New Braunfels offers grant applications, sourced from hotel tax revenue, for arts and heritage projects aimed at boosting tourism and cultural diversity.

League City officials announced registration for winter sports starts Oct 2 for residents, covering basketball and cheerleading. Non-residents can register later. Various recreational programs begin enrollment Oct 9.