An 18-year-old in San Antonio faces new criminal charges after child pornography was discovered on his phone, while a 45-year-old man was indicted for sexual assault of a child and related offenses.

Governor Greg Abbott mobilizes resources, including over 200 firefighters and support staff, to tackle the increasing wildfire threat in Texas amid dry conditions.

Lou Diamond Phillips praised San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg for his service and supported his encouragement for acts of kindness and aid for the local food bank.

San Antonio’s ACS offers a free Puppy 101 training session for new dog owners, covering basic pet care and behavior training, to be held without pets present.

TxDOT initiates a pilot program for in-house crews to conduct seal coating as a cost-effective way to maintain roads, focusing on safety and skill retention despite Texas's summer heat.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has issued an Ozone Action Day alert for San Antonio due to high levels of pollution, advising vulnerable populations to stay indoors.

A new Spurs mural in San Antonio celebrates the legacy of Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili, and David Robinson, while speculatively including Victor Wembanyama and Chris Paul.

The Bexar County Commissioners voted to remove Chris Forbrich from an advisory board after he allegedly used a sexist slur against Commissioner Rebeca Clay-Flores.

SAWS proposes a $1.08 billion budget for 2025, focusing on water main repairs without increasing residential rates and improving infrastructure to prevent leaks.

League City announces new businesses in August Biz Brief, including La India Bonita, Little K Kitchen, and Attuned School of Music, offering Mexican, Asian cuisine, and music lessons respectively.

A woman died following a vehicle rollover caused by a high-speed chase between Border Patrol agents and a car suspected of carrying undocumented individuals.

Study links fracking wastewater injection to Texas oil well blowouts, raising concerns over potential groundwater contamination and seismic activity in the Permian Basin.

San Antonio anticipates high temperatures with forecasts predicting 104°F highs and heat indexes of 109. Evenings will provide little relief, with lows around 80°F. Authorities advise residents to stay cool and hydrated.