San Antonio's South Side to add affordable and senior housing at Brooks, with plans for Sageland Flats and Cedar Ridge Terrace catering to low-income residents, targeting completion by 2026.

A shootout at a San Antonio apartment left one man hospitalized; the suspect fled. Police continue to investigate the incident involving multiple gunshots.

A Texas sanctuary relocated 40 alligators, including Big Padre and Lady Laguna, to avoid escape risks during Hurricane Beryl's anticipated storm surge.

San Antonio's weather is hot with potential storms expected, as high temperatures approach 100 degrees and a heat index as high as 105. Some relief comes at night; however, rain chances increase starting Monday.

San Antonio celebrates Independence Day with a parade downtown and numerous festivities, including fireworks and music, throughout the city and neighboring communities.

San Antonio received a $1.2 million Department of Energy grant to fund projects improving energy efficiency, including an Energy Master Plan for the airport, EV charging stations at multifamily residences, and e-bike rebates for low-income residents.

A National Guardsman, Jeremy Vance Randolph, died in a crash caused by a tire blowout on a truck in South Texas, which led to a collision with his van.

Rep. Lloyd Doggett and Julián Castro have called for Biden to not seek reelection, doubting his ability to defeat Trump and suggesting Democrats consider other candidates.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott's state-funded initiative to build a border wall between Texas and Mexico progresses slowly, with 34 miles completed and an estimated 30-year timeline to finish.

The federal court granted a preliminary injunction against the Biden Administration's LNG export ban, following a legal challenge by Texas and other states.

League City has posted an "Events & Reminders" list on Facebook to help residents stay updated on local happenings. The list of important dates can also be downloaded from the city's website.

A former justice of the peace and another man from Starr County were sentenced for drug trafficking; the ex-JP received 21 months while the other man got 22 years.

Frank Rodriguez received a three-year federal probation for misappropriating funds and falsifying records while working as a senior policy advisor in Austin.